NC Courts
Republican Leadership Seeks To Intervene In Voter ID Case
Source: News & Observer Oral arguments on North Carolina’s voter ID lawsuit recently began at the US Supreme Court. Arguments on the merit of the
April 8, 2022
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Under Chief Justice Newby, NC Courts Are Tainted By Partisan Politics
Source: News & Observer Editorial “North Carolina’s courts are supposed to be above politics, but they are getting tainted by the same partisanship that is
April 7, 2022
Everyone Needs Abortion Access, Even Lt. Governor Mark Robinson
Source: Greensboro News & Record Editorial North Carolina’s Lieutenant Governor, Mark Robinson, recently made headlines when a resurfaced Facebook comment revealed that he paid for
April 6, 2022
Environment
The Future of Rooftop Solar Uncertain as Duke Seeks To Lower It’s Net Metering Payments to Consumers
Source: WRAL Home owners purchasing rooftop solar systems currently receive a payback from Duke Energy for the electricity their solar panels over produce during daylight
April 5, 2022
Health
40% Increase In Drug Overdoses In N.C. In 2020, Officials Say
Source: WECT As we move into the third year of the pandemic, the United States has seen devastating, lasting effects. Millions of people have died
April 4, 2022
NC Courts
Legal Victory for Same-Sex Couples
North Carolina Supreme Court ruled in favor of allowing victims of domestic violence in same-sex relationships to obtain restraining orders. This victory for the LGBTQ
April 3, 2022
Politics
NC Legislative Sessions Have Become Longer, Preventing Younger And More Diverse Candidates From Running
Over the past decade, North Carolina’s part-time legislature’s sessions have become longer and longer, with this year’s 199 day session claiming the record for longest.
April 2, 2022
Gov. Cooper Proclaims Nc As ‘the Center Of The College Basketball Universe’ Ahead Of Saturday’s Final Four Matchup
By: Editorial Board Unless you have been under a rock this week, you’ve probably heard there’s a pretty big game going on this weekend with
April 1, 2022
Education
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians receives first electric school bus in North Carolina
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians are leading the way into a cleaner transportation future, as Cherokee is home to the first electric-vehicle school bus
April 1, 2022
Health
Ahead of Affordable Care Act Anniversary, Former GOP Governor Makes The Case For Medicaid in NC
Weeks before the 12-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, Former Ohio Governor John Kasich and other speakers shared policy details on states’ expanding Medicaid
March 31, 2022