With new laws, early voting site change, and new rules for counting ballots, NC voting rights groups say they’ll do more voter assistance work this fall.

The nation’s election infrastructure is vulnerable to cyberattacks by foreign actors, President Donald Trump said during a primetime address Thursday night, citing a batch of documents he declassified — but providing no proof broad interference actually occurred or affected an election outcome.

President Donald Trump announced Thursday that administration officials were close to brokering an end to the hostilities with Iran and predicted there could be a signing ceremony in Europe as soon as this weekend.

The State Employees Association of North Carolina has a simple explanation for the raft of vacant positions in state government: poor pay.

The measure makes changes to “Iryna’s Law,” a 2025 criminal law package requiring more suspects to receive psychiatric evaluations and remain in custody before trial.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted Tuesday to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards, a Republican representing western North Carolina, for inappropriate conduct towards two female staffers in his office.

When the news broke Friday that the Wake County hospital system was planning to combine with Atrium, the largest hospital system in the state, it produced a flurry of strong reactions from local and state leaders.

The Robeson County Landfill is infiltrating the county’s public water system with PFAS, or forever chemicals, according to the lawsuit.

Four Republicans voted with all Democrats to adopt the strongest rebuke to date of Trump’s handling of the months-long war that has left more than a dozen military troops dead, killed thousands of Iranian civilians and disrupted global supply chains of fertilizer and oil with the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz.