News
Davis, Buckhout each raise about $1M in Q2
Davis and Buckhout have come out about even in Q2 campaing finance according to FEC reports.
News
Stanley Cup makes its way to NC General Assembly
Lawmakers welcomed the Carolina Hurricanes and Stanley Cup to the General Assembly after the franchise’s second championship.
Opinion
Climate science doesn’t justify infringing on coastal property rights
As NCDEQ’s statewide blueprint for climate resilience is rolled out, it's going to be interesting to see how the rest of the state responds to what the coast has been enduring for over 50 years.
News
Top NC court OKs class-action suits against Raleigh, Carteret fees
The North Carolina Supreme Court has approved class-action lawsuits challenging government fees assessed in Raleigh and Carteret counties. Both cases produced unanimous decisions Friday.
News
NC’s 1st Congressional District heads for rematch
A rematch is set in NC’s 1st Congressional District as Republican Laurie Buckhout defeats GOP challengers and will face Rep. Don Davis again in November.
News
Cooper takes fundraising lead as general elections begin
FEC filings show Cooper has raised $21,070,823.63 with $14,227,974,41 cash on hand, while Michael Whatley has raised $6,272,872.95 with $2,527,585.03 on hand.
News
Tariffs take center stage at 1st District GOP primary debate
The debate began with a question on how candidates would respond to farmers who say tariffs are hurting their businesses.
News
North Carolina begins cleanup following historic snowfall
North Carolina is digging out after a nor’easter dumped record snow statewide. Carteret County led totals, with Eastern NC seeing its biggest storm since 1989 or 1980.
News
8 congressmen, 38 legislators face Super Tuesday challenges
Registered voters in the state this cycle will choose a US senator, all 14 US House representatives, one state Supreme Court judge and three appellate justices.
News
Election field for 2026 is set in North Carolina
As of the close of filing, the 2026 roster includes familiar incumbents and competitive open seats, setting the stage for a busy election year.
News
Candidate filing for 2026 primary gets underway
Candidate filing for most of the North Carolina 2026 elections opened at noon on Monday, December 1, with key candidates for Congress, NC Supreme Court, and the state legislature officially throwing their hats in the ring.
News
White House partners with NRCC in NC-1 candidate recruitment
US Rep. Richard Hudson, R-NC9, is partnering with the Trump administration to ensure that the most competitive district in his home state gets the best Republican candidate.
