Plenty Of Turnover Coming At The North Carolina General Assembly
The North Carolina General Assembly will see considerable turnover when lawmakers reconvene next year for a long session.
The North Carolina General Assembly will see considerable turnover when lawmakers reconvene next year for a long session.
This year's legislative session is winding down at the statehouse, but only after a flurry of activity this week that could change the way we vote, pay taxes, and more.
Leaders in the General Assembly have introduced a measure that would limit legislators' ability to raise income taxes. It's the second constitutional amendment filed this session.
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is asking the federal government for information about election tampering in North Carolina.
As the drumbeat of sexual harassment allegations against politicians continues across the country, reporters in North Carolina are investigating the behavior of those in the statehouse.
Winston-Salem is one of 100 cities taking part in a project launched by Bloomberg Philanthropies.