RALEIGH — Tonight, North Carolina’s Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper will give his State of the State address from the N.C. House of Representatives chamber.
Following the announcement of a deal to expand Medicaid to nearly 600,000 was announced last week, one of Cooper’s long-term priorities is poised to become law.
Tonight’s address is expected to be the last one of Cooper’s term as the address is traditionally given in odd-numbered years.
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson will give the Republican response.
Legislators honored by city group The North Carolina League of Municipalities presented State Rep. Chuck McGrady (R-Henderson) and State Sen. Paul Newton (R-Cabarrus) with its Community Champion Award for their work as champions of local […]
WINSTON-SALEM — Several youth football drills expose young athletes to head impacts more frequently and more roughly than others, according to a U.S. study that followed 10- and 11-year-old players for a full season. […]
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Historical Commission met Friday to consider a request made by Gov. Roy Cooper that the body vote to remove and relocate Confederate statues currently placed on the grounds of the […]
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