NC Senate overrides Gov. Cooper’s Senate Bill 382 veto, passing controversial relief bill
The North Carolina Senate officially overrode the veto of Senate Bill 382 on Monday. Now, the bill goes to the House for final approval. The bill would strip powers from incoming Democratic elected officials and move money into a Helene Relief fund.
In the United States Geological Survey's latest report, the number of landslides caused by Hurricane Helene has surpassed ...
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In an effort to help those impacted by the tragedy, The North Carolina Association of Broadcasters is partnering with the ...
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With Democratic state Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs apparently maintaining her lead over Republican challenger ...
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