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Stein objects, and Jackson files a motion to intervene in Duke Energy’s proposed 15% rate hike.

Hall stated that the Senate hasn’t yet presented a plan to close the projected revenue gap. Senate leaders haven’t issued a public response to Hall’s comments.

Gov. Josh Stein urges the North Carolina Supreme Court not to take up his dispute with legislative leaders over appointments to seven state boards and commissions.

The state elections board is pushing back against Democrats’ charges that a recent lawsuit settlement will give the feds “unfettered access” to private voter information.

More than 10% of the state’s students are homeschooled.

Anything less undermines confidence that our elections are free and fair. That, in turn, undermines faith in all our government institutions.

The legislation, formally known as House Bill 307, was fast-tracked through the General Assembly just weeks after Zarutska’s murder in August.

The US Department of Justice is opposing requests to revisit the settlement of a federal lawsuit over North Carolina voter registration.

Policymakers should amend the Carbon Plan law to make carbon neutrality a goal instead of a mandate. The most important thing for power provision in NC is meeting consumers’ need for reliable and least-cost electricity.

Republican state legislative leaders will be able to intervene in a federal lawsuit filed against districts the General Assembly drew for local Watauga County elections.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal is accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., and killing one of them.

The Nissan Altima, a staple in the midsize sedan market since its debut in 1992, will be discontinued after the 2025 model year. This decision reflects a broader shift in the automotive industry as consumer preferences increasingly favor SUVs and electric vehicles (EVs) over traditional sedans. Nissan’s move to phase out the Altima aligns with […]