APRNs are educated and trained to collaborate with other health-care professionals; they do not need a law to mandate artificial business relationships with physician “supervisors” to provide quality care.
For more than a decade, lawmakers have used both fiscal and regulatory policy to make North Carolina a more attractive place to live, work, and do business.
Whether you dream of being a physician or a beekeeper, chances are a state licensing board remains a prominent factor for entry into your profession. It shouldn't be.
Following a fiery discussion surrounding regulations regarding pesticides and raw milk, Senate Rules approved the NC Farm Act of 2025.
Housing affordability remains a top concern for Americans across generations, but young and old are divided on who is to blame, according to a new survey.
A new report from the John Locke Foundation outlines obstacles and policy solutions to using natural gas to create a path to a zero-emissions future.
One single regulatory hurdle for RDU would have shaved years off construction of the project and had an incalculably positive economic impact.
Under the bill, if a regulation created by officials in the executive branch has an economic impact of over $1 million, then the NC General Assembly would have a statutory role in approving the proposed rule.
It's time to reclaim the power of the people's voice in policymaking in North Carolina. Let's ensure that our laws are created by those we elect, not by bureaucrats behind closed doors.
As mayor of Rocky Mount and CEO of a regional healthcare company, I'm greatly concerned about federal agencies cracking down on large technology companies that support small businesses.
Nearly 30% of US workers need a license to perform their duties, and the barriers to market entry can be onerous in North Carolina.
