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In its fifth edition of Rating the States, the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety finds that Virginia edges Florida for first, Louisiana climbs three spots and Mississippi is the most improved.

As lawmakers begin to prepare for their short legislative session beginning in April, we will be exploring the laws that were passed during the legislative long session...

The North Carolina General Assembly made several significant steps during its 2023 legislative session to respond to the construction and development boom throughout the state and the...

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Tiny homes are big on benefits, convenience and savings, according to experts.

Tiny homes are big on benefits, convenience and savings, according to experts.

Gov. Roy Cooper and lawyers representing state government’s executive branch are appealing a February court ruling upholding appointments to five of seven state boards Cooper targeted in a lawsuit. State legislative leaders also have appealed the ruling.

Judges uphold five of seven targeted boards in Cooper v. Berger appointments fight

Gov. Roy Cooper is criticizing Superior Court judges for not holding an immediate hearing on his request to block new state appointments laws.

A three-judge panel has denied Gov. Roy Cooper’s request for an injunction blocking recent actions from the state Environmental Management Commission. The panel made that unanimous decision Friday after a nearly three-hour hearing in a lawsuit pitting Cooper against Republican legislative leaders. The decision also dissolved a temporary restraining order against the EMC that had remained in effect for a month.