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Early voting results will be reported later than usual on election night, due to a change in state law, which may cause Election Day results to be reported later as well.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WECT) - Big changes are coming to the way we get election results. In-person early voting results of the North Carolina primary on March 5 an ...

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

UNC-Greensboro is offering to buy out the tenure of senior faculty members in programs that are being discontinued. Those accepting the offer cannot be hired for another tenured position in

RALEIGH — The State Board of Elections has launched a multifaceted public education campaign designed to ensure the state’s 7.5 million registered voters know that they will be asked for

The Onslow County Board of Commissioners met Monday in its first February meeting, accepting various grant funds and denying a rezoning request.

North Carolina’s adoption of the “Parents’ Bill of Rights” law has led to school-based policies and practices that discriminate against LGBTQ students, the Campaign for Southern Equality (CSE) alleges in a federal Title IX complaint against the State Board of Education and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. The complaint was filed with the […]

A North Carolina-based advocacy group filed a federal complaint on Tuesday, claiming the "Parents' Bill of Rights" law violates Title IX.

Concern over the continued protection of Jockey’s Ridge State Park drove a handful of people to attend a Coastal Resources Commission public hearing Tuesday afternoon at the Dare County Administration Building. As it turned out, the meeting was a step in continued commission efforts to reinstate protective rules that were reversed on the state level from October until the beginning of this month.

MANTEO — Concern over the continued protection of Jockey’s Ridge State Park drove a handful of people to attend a Coastal Resources Commission public hearing Tuesday afternoon at the Dare County Administration Building. Most attendees not associated with the state commission had learned of the meeting with at most one day’s notice. They had the impression that the hearing was taking input ...