Browsing: Carolina Public Press

Bladen County, NC, was considering a proposal that could have eliminated commission seats created to give Black voters a greater voice.

State auditor’s investigation found Randleman made financial missteps, behind on audits, but not evidence of embezzlement or P-card abuse.

NC legislator who changed registration to unaffiliated after primary loss was key vote to override veto on federal tax credits program.

As legislators advance property tax ballot measure designed in part to turn out voters, NC counties warn that one size doesn’t fit all.

NC legislative leaders agree on healthcare, raises, tax cuts. Still uncertain on some spending. Unclear if budget deal could survive veto.

Campaign finance records show Duke Energy has been generous to NC lawmakers. Some policy decisions seem to show generosity in return.

Progress by Littleton receives praise, but town remains far behind on state-mandated audits. Meanwhile, town of Speed’s dissolution underway.

Leading Democrats from across US and NC converge on Raleigh for NewDEAL network summit to discuss winning strategies for messaging, governing.

North Carolina’s Local Government Commission has given Littleton until May 4 to show enough progress to avoid a financial takeover.

NC lawmakers withdraw proposals to intervene in Franklin County water dispute with nearby Henderson, change terms for Forsyth school board.