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Brockman resigns after House forms expulsion group
State Rep. Cecil Brockman, D-Guilford, resigned from office Friday after the state House's Republican speaker formed a committee to consider his expulsion.
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North Carolina preps for America’s 250th
As the United States prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution in 2026, North Carolina is taking steps to ensure the milestone is commemorated with purpose, education, and pride.
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NCGA overrides vetoes of carbon bill, privacy act
The Power Bill Reduction Act and the Personal Privacy Protection Act were passed into law following NCGA overrides of Gov. Stein's vetoes.
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Hurricane Helene: Chimney Rock expected to reopen within a month
Despite significant damage from Hurricane Helene, Chimney Rock hopes to reopen several downtown businesses within a month.
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Reserve Fund Spotlight: SCIF-UNC appropriations
The General Assembly has proposed numerous appropriations from the SCIF fund to the UNC system.
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Trawling ban ‘dead in the water’
"This is the way our democracy was set up and is supposed to work."- Sen. Bobby Hanig, R-Currituck.
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NCGA budget talks stall, but could session limits help?
No budget deal appears to be in reach at the General Assembly as the fiscal year ends at the end of June, bringing up discussions on the viability of session limits in North Carolina.
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Shrimpers descend on Raleigh to oppose trawling restrictions
Lawmakers held a press conference concerning recent opposition to a bill limiting shrimp trawling on the NC coast.
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Senate Passes NC Farm Act
Despite controversial raw milk and pesticide labeling clauses, the NC Senate passed the NC Farm Act.
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Reserve Fund Spotlight: Stabilization and Inflation Reserve
Senate budget appropriations would spend almost $750 million from the Stabilization and Inflation Reserve Fund.
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Surprise upsets: Some incumbents ousted by primary challengers in legislative races
Incumbents on both sides of the state legislative aisle fall to primary challengers on Tuesday night as North Carolina looks toward November.
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Study: Only 2% of state lawmakers come from working class
North Carolina in among 10 states where zero current lawmakers hold or last worked in manual labor, service industry, clerical, or other jobs that the Duke researchers considered "working class."
