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A bipartisan bill addressing medical debt — supported by state Treasurer Dale Folwell — may prove to be less controversial the second time around.

A bipartisan bill addressing medical debt — supported by state Treasurer Dale Folwell — may prove to be less controversial the second time around.

"I was there a couple of days ago window shopping...like the alligator," said one resident.

This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center’s Rainforest Investigations Network where Gerald Flynn is a fellow.   SIEM PANG, Cambodia — “Us locals cannot source benefits from the forest anymore, only the Oknhas can find benefits in the forest now,” Samnang* said one afternoon in January, using a Khmer word for tycoons. His farm […]

WILMINGTON — During the past decade, Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster have become household names for ticket buying. Now, the names often conjure ire…

How the 2022 session of the General Assembly is remembered likely depends on whether legislation set in motion last year comes to fruition during 2023, or becomes missed opportunities.

Lame Duck NC Supreme Court may have just paved the way for redistricting reversal

In the near future, all elected and politically-appointed officials will benefit from the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), according to the contents of the draft sub-decree on expanding the scope of the NSSF on occupational risk and healthcare for the public secto

North Carolina Republicans came within 628 votes in the tightest House race of regaining a super-majority in both legislative chambers.

A complaint filed with the N.C. State Board of Elections this week alleges that the Neighbors on Call Political Action Committee is taking in-kind contributions from the state Democratic Party that exceed the limits set by campaign finance laws.