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A revamped and controversial N.C. House bill that ends most COVID-19 pandemic exemptions for wearing a mask in public cleared the legislature Tuesday.

St. Augustine’s University in Raleigh could be in line for support from the state legislature as it struggles with financial problems, but it may be in the form of technical help rather than money. A news conference organized by the legislature’s bipartisan HBCU Caucus emphasizing the importance of the state’s historically Black colleges and universities […] The post NC legislators boost HBCUs as another state budget-writing season begins appeared first on NC Newsline...

The Bowling Green Police Department is continuing its investigation into Tuesday night’s shooting at the Muse Bowling Green apartment complex, where two males were found with gunshot wounds and taken

Recently, Project SEARCH formed a new partnership with Carver Pump in Muscatine, allowing two interns to officially begin their 10-week internship in December 2023.

Linda Archer of Guilford County spared no words Wednesday night in describing how partisan gerrymandering has rendered her vote irrelevant.

(The Center Square) – North Carolina’s biennial budget moved closer to Gov. Roy Cooper’s desk with approvals in the House and Senate on Thursday, despite numerous objections from Democrats in

Republicans argue the changes would increase faith in elections. Democrats say those changes would make it easier to throw out valid votes.

Black state lawmakers say NC Supreme Court Justice Earls is being investigated because conservatives want to frighten other lawyers and judges from addressing racism in North Carolina courts.

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