Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina.
“I'll just say as the Speaker of the State House, I've not gotten a single call from the White House,” said Speaker Moore. “But this man and his team have been in touch with us from day one. And, Mr. President, I appreciate that and looking forward to seeing you back in the White House.”
The North Carolina General Assembly plans to vote on disaster relief legislation for areas of the state impacted by Tropical Storm Helene next week, leaders announced on Friday.
Both chambers of the North Carolina General Assembly have approved a bill that will bar the federal government from executing a central bank digital currency in the state of North Carolina. On Wednesday afternoon, the House concurred with the Senate on HB 690 in a 109-4 vote following the Senate’s 39-5 vote on Tuesday. It...
The proposal would direct a $2 million grant to the Carolina Ballet and an additional $2 million grant to the NC Theatre.
The North Carolina House’s proposed budget revisions would clear the waitlist for the Opportunity Scholarship Program and raise starting teacher pay, in addition to numerous other adjustments to K-12 public education appropriations.
North Carolina House of Representatives unanimously classified the drug as a Schedule II controlled substance on Wednesday afternoon.
On Wednesday, the NC House of Representatives passed HB 942, the SHALOM Act, in a bipartisan vote of 105-4, one week after it was filed by House Speaker Tim Moore.
House convened for short session, will vote next week on budget corrections.
While it’s not expected to be a major policy-heavy legislative session in the North Carolina General Assembly, key legislative priorities remain in limbo as both chambers push agendas while they still hold a Republican supermajority. The General Assembly’s short session officially begins on April 24 and is scheduled to run through July 31 tentatively. With...
State House Speaker Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, and Senate Leader Phil Berger, R-Rockingham, joined an amicus brief Thursday filed at the US Supreme Court. Moore, Berger, the Arizona legislature, and attorneys general for 25 other states aim to keep Donald Trump on the presidential election ballot.
