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North Carolina redistricting trial begins over racial gerrymandering claims
In one lawsuit, the North Carolina NAACP, Common Cause and several Black residents originally sued over redrawn state House and Senate maps and U.S. House districts. The other lawsuit filed by nearly 20 Black and Latino voters focused on the new congressional districts, four of which they argue are illegal racial gerrymanders.
A panel of North Carolina trial judges dismissed Democratic Gov. Josh Stein's case against GOP legislative leader over the ...
North Carolina legislators have given final approval to a bill allowing eligible adults to carry a concealed handgun without ...
On social media, von Haefen is accused of posting an image of a woman holding signage with the image of a bloody, used guillotine; the words “In these difficult times, some cuts may be necessary”; and ...
Republicans at the North Carolina legislature gave final approval Tuesday to two pieces of legislation that would compel ...
Justice Allison Riggs, a Democrat, was formally sworn into the North Carolina Supreme Court by Chief Justice Paul Newby after ...
Two Republicans explain why they oppose a measure to allow concealed carry of handguns in North Carolina without a permit.
The concealed carry repeal, Senate Bill 50, passed the state Senate in a party-line vote in March. But it was held up in the ...
As the U.S Senate debates the House version of the budget, there are a number of sticking points within the GOP on the Senate ...
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein says he wants a council he's created to recommend cannabis sales regulations to protect young ...
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