A Republican-focused policy group is spending over a million dollars to tout their own lawmakers for turning education bills into law. Teacher pay-raises and high tech classrooms are the main points made by these ads.
A judge in Raleigh has dismissed five more cases against protesters arrested last summer at the General Assembly. The judge used recent Supreme Court rulings as a guide.
U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan was in Greensboro Tuesday, trying to draw a contrast between herself and the challenger for her Senate seat, State House Speaker Tom Tillis.
North Carolina's new voting law will be in effect during the 2014 November General Election.
