Former U.S. Rep. Robin Hayes, R-NC, is not taking it easy in his new role. His project "Bridge to 100," connects faith-based rehabilitation programs as they help opioid addicts turn their lives around. The $750 million in opioid settlement money coming into N.C. this year could help these treatment programs grow. Hayes and others are working to prove faith-based abstinence philosophy makes a real impact.
A Greensboro man has set out on a unique mission. A mission to meet every mayor in North Carolina.
North Carolina’s economy is declining, similar to the national economy. That's according to Mike Walden, William Neal Reynolds distinguished professor emeritus of economics at N.C. State.
Republicans have secured a supermajority in the North Carolina Senate and a "functional supermajority" in the state House — since they are only one vote shy and there will be at least a couple of Democrats willing to break with the party on most issues. So, a crucial question being asked is: what are Republican plans regarding abortion law in the 2023-2024 session?
New figures show that public charter school enrollments have grown nearly 20% in North Carolina since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, enrollments in traditional public schools remain stalled from their pre-pandemic levels.
The Republican candidate running for the NC House District 73 seat in Cabarrus County has filed two cease and desist letters against his Democratic opponent and her campaign, accusing her of running false ads against him.
A Democrat incumbent Gaston County Superior Court judge running for re-election was allegedly caught on camera removing a campaign sign belonging to the chairman of the Gaston County Republican Party.
Some solidly held Democratic seats in the state House and Senate in North Carolina may be at risk in this November’s General Election.
School shutdowns during COVID-19 are partly to blame for a bus driver shortage that has some school districts requiring teacher assistants, janitors, and other school personnel to drive school buses.
Nearly 60,000 North Carolinians never re-entered the labor force after the Covid shutdowns.
According to the National Catholic Educational Association, enrollment in Catholic schools has rebounded during the 2021-2022 school year, reaching record levels in some dioceses. Enrollment increased from 1.63 million to 1.69 million, a 3.5% jump.
