(The Center Square) – Democrat Roy Cooper, U.S. Senate candidate in the national attention-grabbing North Carolina race against Republican Michael Whatley, tells a national broadcaster no matter what the polls say his race is likely to be decided by 3% or less.
(The Center Square) – National Democrats not only supporting Roy Cooper’s bid for U.S. Senate but coming to speak on his behalf in the state is becoming quite the list.
(The Center Square) – One day shy of a full two weeks sooner than any other state in the nation, North Carolina county boards of elections on Friday will begin sending absentee ballots to any voter having made a request.
(The Center Square) – Fulfilling the executive order of first-term Democratic Gov. Josh Stein, his Energy Policy Task Force presented a report showing energy prices in North Carolina rose faster than any state from 2017-24.
(The Center Square) – Protections so emergency responders can respond to crises are being sought in federal drone regulations by multiple attorneys general, including North Carolina’s first-term Democrat Jeff Jackson.
(The Center Square) – Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper has a 5% lead on Republican Michael Whatley in the High Point University Poll released Friday morning.
(The Center Square) – A Southern state that banned medical gender transition for children is meanwhile financially boosting a network of doctors and therapists who promote some of those same controversial treatments.
(The Center Square) – Massachusetts’ Sen. Elizabeth Warren, supporter of the Zohran Mamdani socialist view for their party, campaigned alongside U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper on Saturday night at the annual convention of the North Carolina Democrats.
(The Center Square) – Fraud in three North Carolina cases costing taxpayers about $27 million are among 17 getting enforcement action from the National Fraud Enforcement Division, the U.S. Justice Department said Friday.
(The Center Square) – Military installations pivotal to national security, including Marine bases and the Army's Fort Bragg in North Carolina, are ticketed for millions of the $1.15 trillion authorized in national defense discretionary spending within the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of the fiscal year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act.
