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North Carolina Gov. Stein signs stopgap budget bill but vetoes tax credit helping school choice
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed into law on Wednesday a stopgap spending measure while lawmakers remain in a state budget impasse. The Democratic governor signaled this week he would sign the “mini-budget” that the GOP-controlled General Assembly sent him last week.
Tia Tatyana Evans, 29, is charged with driving while impaired and felony death by vehicle in the early-morning crash, ...
Urgent warnings were issued by the National Weather Service on Wednesday afternoon amid torrential rainfall in the Tar Heel ...
RALEIGH, N.C. — Beach renourishment projects will be coming to five coastal towns in North Carolina, according to WWAY. The ...
The remaining vetoed bills Republicans want to enact deal with DEI initiatives, immigration enforcement, and sexuality and ...
Hundreds of people convened at Halifax Mall in Raleigh for the "People for Democracy: Rage Against the Regime" protest, a ...
A Charlotte woman invested $1 on a lottery ticke t while shopping at Harris Teeter and walked out with a jackpot winner, ...
When Will Wade became the new head coach of North Carolina State's men's basketball team, the expectations for recruiting immediately increased, given his backg ...
August is off to a cool start in North Carolina, but that trend likely won’t continue. Here’s a look at what the next few ...
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