A news update covers a celebration in New Orleans that turned into terror in the French Quarter. Statewide news highlights include the elections board urging a federal judge to maintain the NC Supreme Court dispute and rule against Griffin, Charlotte’s $650 million Bank of America Stadium renovation being labeled 2024’s “Worst Economic Development Deal of […]
NCSBE rejecting a GOP request to discard 60,000 ballots, NC state leaders meeting with Senators Tillis and Budd on Capitol Hill to advocate for Helene federal aid, and developments on the SB 382 veto override, featuring audio from Representative Greene. Brianna Kraemer from the Carolina Journal and Andy Jackson from the John Locke Foundation provided […]
Governor Cooper’s criticism of the NC General Assembly during his final Council of State press conference. Mitch Kokai from the John Locke Foundation provides two segments analyzing the Supreme Court recount. Another update details the NCGOP’s challenge of 60,000 ballots on behalf of Griffin, followed by Donna King from the Carolina Journal discussing recount conspiracies. […]
Republican Judge Jefferson Griffin has called for a second recount in the NC Supreme Court race, while the Senate has overridden the governor to transfer election authority to the state auditor and passed multiple NC Constitution amendments. North Carolina has officially called for an Article V convention of states to impose term limits on Congress. […]
Griffin and two GOP Senate candidates supporting an NC Supreme Court review of a GOP election suit, election result certification, a recount update, and rising holiday spending in North Carolina. Governor Cooper vetoed a hurricane relief bill, labeling it a “sham,” while the White House Christmas tree was sourced from North Carolina. Discussions also touched […]
A high number of early votes cast, which reached 2.8 million, and the announcement of a major federal grant awarded to improve rail infrastructure. Additionally, columnist John Hood discussed the state’s ongoing hurricane relief efforts in two segments. Other highlights included Charlotte being ranked among cities with the most challenging commutes nationwide. Jeff Moore from […]
Governor Cooper recently signed a disaster relief bill and approved $644 million in relief, with updated reports on death totals in Western North Carolina following recent events. Additionally, a Concert for Carolina took place Saturday. Meanwhile, the Fraternal Order of Police office in Charlotte reported the theft of signs. David Larson from the Carolina Journal […]
Governor Roy Cooper has requested $3.9 billion from the North Carolina legislature, with the General Assembly reconvening in Raleigh to address various issues. The state’s top court will decide if UNC System students can pursue COVID-related refunds. Crime statistics are a focal point, with updates from Donna King of Carolina Journal. The North Carolina Office […]
Apparently, school choice opponents have been unaware of the fact that states have different constitutions. There is no other explanation why they are claiming the SC Supreme Court ruling against vouchers should lead to the elimination of North Carolina's voucher program.
Tim Boyum from Spectrum News joins Bo and Beth to talk about the latest news on Donald Trump’s legal cases. Also, the latest on the NC Court of Appeals ruling that Gov. Roy Cooper violated the NC State Constitution during Covid Lockdowns.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper insinuated that the Chamber of Commerce is helping to block his appointees based on their race. The NC Chamber called the accusation “meritless” and “libelous.” Listen Here:
While the Governor of North Carolina is out of the country, the Lt. Gov. is acting Governor. And so today, Mark Robinson announced “North Carolina Solidarity with Israel Week” and a day of prayer for tomorrow. Listen Here:
