Opening the books on renewable power in NC
In what may be a first, the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) has put on its docket a petition to declare that a renewable power facility is in fact a public utility under NC law. This... Read More
In what may be a first, the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) has put on its docket a petition to declare that a renewable power facility is in fact a public utility under NC law. This... Read More
GOP leaders deflect criticism, promise to hear amendments next week A key House committee signed off on the chamber’s public school budget report Thursday, despite Democrats’ complaints that they... Read More
The state Senate took a chain saw to the University of North Carolina law school this month, cutting nearly a third of the state appropriation for one of the nation’s oldest law schools. The... Read More
Pulling into the local store for juice and cauliflower instead of a soda and a candy bar does not sound enticing. But it is an image that the politically correct want lawmakers to envision for their... Read More
Money for three staff positions for the UNC Board of Governors (BOG) is included in the Senate proposed budget (SB 257), approved on May 22. The specific provision allocates $300,000 for three staff... Read More
by Paul O'Conner, The Insider, printed in The Wilson Daily Times, May 25, 2017. Some might find this column tasteless, but there is no denying that the unexpected need to replace a U.S. senator last... Read More
From the Durham Herald As the General Assembly trudges toward the final weeks of its long session, legislators are wrestling with late-night (and early morning) maneuvers and short tempers. What has... Read More
From The Progressive Pulse By Melissa Broughton North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell warned legislators Friday that the state may be on the hook to pay more than $100 million to retired workers and... Read More
The CEO of Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions, a company that accepts hundreds of millions of dollars in state and federal Medicaid money to pay for the care of mental and behavioral health... Read More
Carolina Journal Gov. Roy Cooper is on a pace that could rival former Gov. Bev Perdue’s record number of gubernatorial vetoes. But almost half of Perdue’s vetoes survived, while Cooper has yet to... Read More