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If Voter ID Referendum Passes, Can It Survive A Legal Challenge?
A bill filed by Republican legislative leaders last week would let voters decide whether to add a constitutional amendment to require photo IDs at the polls.
Lawmaker Says Money Will Be Earmarked For State Suicide Hotline
North Carolina lawmakers are reassuring mental health advocates that there will be money available to fund the state Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Federal funding for the hotline runs out July 1st.
Bill Would Give Police Access To Drug Database
Law enforcement officers would have access to a statewide database of some prescription drugs under a bill filed in the North Carolina legislature.
Report Proposes Funding, Changes In Legislation To Reduce Child Deaths In NC
The North Carolina Child Fatality Task Force delivered several recommendations to the legisla
NC Teacher Rally Organizers Expect 'Sea Of Red' at Capitol Wednesday
Thousands of North Carolina teachers will converge on the legislative building in Raleigh Wednesday, May 16 to lobby state lawmakers for better working conditions.
Panel Recommends More Money, Training For School Police Officers
North Carolina legislators are recommending a new set of proposed school safety measures.
A Flurry Of Filings Could Shift North Carolina's Balance Of Power
The filing period for the May primaries wrapped up this week.
Controversial NC Classroom Bill Heads To Governor's Desk
State lawmakers have approved a measure to give North Carolina public school districts more time and resources to comply with smaller class size mandates for younger grades.
Class Size Mega Bill Passes North Carolina Senate, Heads To House Floor
Republican legislation to phase in North Carolina's upcoming class-size mandate has passed one General Assembly chamber.