Becki Gray on legislative session highlights; House members on coal ash clean-up plan; lawmakers on finding owners of unclaimed savings bonds; Robert Shibley on free-speech rights on N.C. college campuses; Terry Stoops on opportunity scholarships
Becki Gray on oil exploration via fracking; Terry Stoops reacts to legislative comments about dropping Common Core; legislators discuss protecting the electric grid; John Staddon on pros & cons of British health care model; Roy Cordato on e-cigarette tax
Terry Stoops on Gov. McCrory's teacher pay plan; legislators debate how privilege taxes imposed by local governments; Charlie Helms on collecting N.C. taxes; Mark Cares on working in shale oil industry; Sarah Curry on possible regulation of wood stoves
RALEIGH — North Carolina lawmakers are ready to capitalize on what some are calling the “natural gas boom.” A bill lifting the state’s moratorium on fracking — a method for releasing natural gas that environmentalists feel is controversial — passed the state Senate by a landslide recently and is making its way through the House.
John Hood on Gov. McCrory's priorities; Douglas Lindholm on tax reform; state senators debate unemployment insurance reform; Algenon Cash on fracking and energy; Rick Henderson on cancelled award ceremony for R.C. Soles
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