Leftover issues aplenty expected in North Carolina session
North Carolina's legislative ledger gets cleared every two years when the next set of 170 lawmakers are sworn in. The General Assembly starts from scratch filing and advancing bills.
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Supreme Court to hear North Carolina case with eye on checks and balances
The Supreme Court begins its new term this month with a North Carolina lawsuit. The election-related case could have huge national implications for 2024 and beyond.
Greensboro Council Changes Moving Forward
Controversial changes that would reduce the size of the Greensboro Council moved forward Wednesday. But the way it happened was a surprise.
State Sen. Bingham To Retire At End Of Term
Longtime state Senator Stan Bingham (R-33rd) of Davidson County has announced he will not seek re-election, and he already has a successor in mind.
New Bills Introduced Touches On Gay Marriage, 2nd Amendment
The first work day of the General Assembly was a busy one, with 25 bills being filed in both the House and Senate.
Rep. Faircloth: Historic Tax Credit Could Return
The North Carolina General Assembly reconvenes for its long session today, and it could mark the renewal of the state's historic tax credits.
Former Judge: New Law Bad For North Carolina
A former state supreme court justice is speaking out against a recently passed law that will make it harder to challenge new legislation.