On its 80th anniversary, D-Day still matters
The absence of major events to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day in North Carolina's capital makes it clear we've lost sight of the importance of this key victory over totalitarianism.
Summer in North Carolina brings a surge in water activities. As an advocate for water safety, it’s concerning to know that 18.2% of adults in North Carolina can’t swim, putting the state in the 38th position for swimming proficiency. This isn’t just a statistic — it represents a significant risk every summer. But there’s a...
In polling averages, the former president leads by five to six points. Meanwhile, Stein and Robinson are running neck-and-neck.
At some point folks need to learn, whatever your pet cause is, you don’t win hearts and minds by vandalism, traffic blocking, and planting seeds of chaos.
The state Supreme Court's Republican justices agreed that anyone involved with an official election protest enjoys protection from a defamation lawsuit.
The time has come for the state legislature to re-evaluate the county tier system, which does not adequately distribute funds to counties based on need.
State and local taxes across the country consume an average of 11.2% of income. North Carolina’s combined tax burden is 9.9%
I firmly believe that as we make schools safe with common-sense regulations, we will see teacher retention and satisfaction increase and fewer families fleeing our public school system.
Blaming the spike in prices on companies who are also experiencing higher costs is, well, bananas.