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A three-judge Superior Court panel will weigh Gov. Roy Cooper’s legal arguments against a new state law. It shifts appointment powers away from the governor’s office and toward state lawmakers.

It was expected to end up in the courts from the start. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper is suing over a new law passed hours earlier when Republicans overrode his veto.

The tiny house movement is growing rapidly in America. But a proposal in Calhoun, Georgia was rejected because of city regulations.

Some unrealistic thinking is creeping into the public perception of last month’s devastating Maui, Hawaii, fire.

The General Assembly returned to Raleigh this week after a six-week hiatus during which budget negotiations and out-of-town conferences occupied legislators' time. Both chambers only...

Several contentious bills made it over the governor’s hurdle on Wednesday in the state capitol. READ MORE: NHCS seeks state help on calendar…

(The Center Square) – Both chambers of the North Carolina General Assembly convened briefly on Monday without action, while a slew of unfinished business awaits in the waning weeks of

(The Center Square) – Action is anticipated this week in the North Carolina General Assembly that could begin to reverse vetoes by the governor.

Fredericksburg City Council will vote Tuesday on a first read of amendments to the zoning ordinance that would permit accessory dwelling units — known as ADUs — by right in

(The Center Square) – Education and building code bills were vetoed by North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Friday.