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Legislative leaders launch probe into Cooper-era early prisoner releases
Legislative leaders announced a new subcommittee to investigate early prisoner releases under former Gov. Roy Cooper and examine oversight of the decisions.
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Legislators question NCDHHS, hospitals on rural health
Lawmakers hear rural health concerns as state officials move forward with $213M plan to support rural health.
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Prospects emerge for future NC Senate leader
Several GOP senators signal interest as contenders for Senate president pro tempore as questions remain about timing and leadership direction.
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Page says he will remain in primary after Trump backs Berger
Trump endorsed Phil Berger over Sam Page in NC Senate District 26, encouraging Page to join his team in DC. Page declined but thanked Trump for the offer.
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Toyota opens first US electric battery plant in North Carolina
Toyota held a ceremony to mark the opening and start of production at its first North American electric battery manufacturing plant in Liberty, Randolph County.
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Parents’ battle with Charlotte private school reaches top NC court
North Carolina’s highest court will decide whether parents can proceed with a lawsuit against the Charlotte private school that expelled their children in 2021.
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Senate votes to bar Medicaid for Planned Parenthood; boost price transparency
The Senate passed a bill Monday to increase transparency for patients receiving medical care and stop state funding through Medicaid from going to Planned Parenthood.
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NC House bill would protect parental rights in raising children based on biological sex
A bill on the move in the NC House this week aims to protect parents and caregivers from legal consequences for raising children in alignment with their biological sex.
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NC senators advances bill to toughen hazing law
SB 375 seeks to overhaul NC’s hazing law by expanding its legal definition, increasing penalties, and requiring schools to implement anti-hazing policies.
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State treasurer advises calm amid tariff, stock market uncertainty
North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner kicked off his Financial Literacy Initiative Friday morning at a time when people are both confused and concerned about what the future holds after President Donald Trump announced his sweeping tariffs this week.
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NC Senate bill would add flexibility to school calendars
A bill in the NC Senate aims to increase flexibility in setting school calendars. It also allows community members — including residents and business owners within a district — to file civil actions against local school boards that disregard the law.
