For many years there have been discussions about a better way to select judges, especially on our appellate courts. Retention elections had support but was voted down. Read More
The most high-profile congressional campaign in the state shows a virtual tie between the two candidates. Read More
It is suspected that the decision will fall along party lines, however one key vote could determine the outcome. Read More
The bill Governor Cooper vetoed would remove governing structure of three schools, two for the deaf and one for the blind, to individual governing boards. Read More
The largest misconception involves the Supreme Court’s power to determine whether a woman can secure an abortion. Read More
It’s not hard to imagine abortion policy in this state following the lead of that potentially persuadable middle. Read More
The interesting Civitas poll also shows a big gap between urban and rural sections of North Carolina Read More
More than 20,000 students use Opportunity Scholarships now to attend more than 500 private schools across North Carolina and the legislature continues to expand them. Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide in the coming weeks whether N.C. legislative leaders can intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging voter ID. Read More
The new judge tasked with resolving the long-standing Leandro lawsuit refused to order money transferred out of the state treasury to pay one-half of a settlement. Now it is back the Supreme Court. Read More
