Environment Ranks Low Among Voter Concerns
It's been a big year for environmental news in North Carolina. First there was a major coal ash spill into the Dan River in February that raised concerns about water quality.
2014 Election
Tillis Campaign Gains $2 Million In Television Ads
A political group that says it's not required to disclose donors is spending another $2 million on television ads promoting U.S. Senate candidate Thom Tillis.
Conservative Group Calls Out Senator Hagen
A conservative fiscal watchdog group is holding more than a dozen meetings across North Carolina this week. They are seeking to build opposition to U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan as she seeks re-election in November.
Attorney General: Republican Legislature "Extremists"
North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper says the next gubernatorial election will be a time for Democrats to take the state back from what he called "extremists."
Guilford County Group Campaigns For A 1/4-Cent Tax For Schools
Supporters say paying a little more at the cash register will invest millions into Guilford County's public schools.
The Quarter Cent For Schools is launching a grassroots campaign to gai
Both Hagan, Tillis Have Work Ahead As Election Day Nears
The race U.S. Senate race between incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan and Republican challenger Thom Tillis is among the most closely watched races of the year. It's also one of the most expensive.
New Polls Show Hagan's Lead Diminishing
Two new polls find that U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan's early lead against challenger Thom Tillis, the speaker of the North Carolina House, may be closing. Republicans see the shift as good news.
In Greensboro, Hagan Hits Tillis on Education
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.