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Ex-U.S. Rep. Mark Walker formally entered next year’s race for North Carolina governor on Saturday, saying that he's best suited to win the seat that has eluded Republicans for much of the past three decades, by attracting a diverse set of voters in the otherwise closely divided state.
Activist group offers 'troublemaker' civic engagement training to NC women
Red Wine & Blue is a national nonpartisan group aimed at mobilizing suburban women around various iss
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utility Commission has approved water and sewer rate increases
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utility Commission recently approved water and sewer rate hikes beginning in July. The move comes following an independent rate study
How one North Carolina lawmaker's defection from the Democratic Party upended abortion protections
Mere weeks before North Carolina's GOP-controlled legislature enacted a 12-week abortion limit over the Democratic governor's opposition this week, state Republican lawmakers appeared just one vote shy of an override.
State launches safe firearms storage campaign
North Carolina has launched an initiative to raise awareness about safe firearm storage.
Guilford partnership works to stem rise in opioid deaths
Guilford County is experiencing an increase in opioid overdose deaths and emergency department visits, according to county and state data.
WS/FCS gets state approval to launch teacher residency program
District officials say the initiative will help recruit, retain, and support educators.
Fire chief: 2 missing after massive blaze at North Carolina construction site
Two construction workers are unaccounted for after a massive, fast-moving fire broke out at a North Carolina construction site Thursday morning, the city's fire chief said.
North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Morgan won't seek reelection next year
One of the remaining registered Democrats on a North Carolina Supreme Court whose new Republican majority recently overturned previous decisions on gerrymandering and voter identification announced Thursday that he won't seek reelection next year.
Large private school voucher expansion voted for by both North Carolina legislative chambers
Families at any income level — not just the poor and the middle class — could receive North Carolina taxpayer funds for their children to attend K-12 private schools under legislation getting formal support Wednesday with votes in both chambers.