NC Medicaid will cover alternative treatment for syphilis
North Carolina health officials say they will increase access to Extencilline, an alternative treatment for syphilis.
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New laws mean longer waits for Super Tuesday election results
North Carolina's Senate Bill 747 holds a provision that will not permit early votes to be counted until polls close at 7:30 p.m. Catawba College political scientist Michael Bitzer explains the impacts of the new law.
City of Greensboro to appeal court order to release footage of city manager domestic incident
Greensboro Police Chief John Thompson announced Monday the city would appeal a court order to release body camera footage of a domestic incident involving the city manager.
8 candidates are running for seats on the Watauga County Board of Education
There will be at least two new faces on the Watauga County Board of Education after this year’s elections. Of the three seats opening, only one current board member is running again.
Trump endorses Mark Robinson for North Carolina governor and compares him to Martin Luther King Jr.
North Carolina Lt. Gov Mark Robinson has received Donald Trump's formal endorsement in his bid for governor, several months after the former president pledged to do so.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect from North Carolina's state and presidential primaries
Voters in North Carolina will decide a full slate of primaries Tuesday, including contested races for president, governor, U.S. House and other offices.
Donald Trump campaigns in Greensboro with a focus on the border
Presidential candidate Donald Trump campaigned in Greensboro on Saturday, just days before North Carolina's primary. Border security was on the minds of many in attendance.
Republican rivals to Robinson report spending surge in North Carolina governor's race
Democrat Josh Stein and Republican Mark Robinson remained among the top fundraisers overall for North Carolina governor entering the final weeks before Tuesday's primary elections. But Robinson has come up against a spending surge by his GOP rivals.
A closer look at North Carolina's election law changes and their potential impacts
UNCG professor Hunter Bacot breaks down the new N.C. election laws and their likely impacts on the state's electoral process and the electorate.
Democrats in Triad's 6th District feel left out with no one to vote for Congress
North Carolina’s 14 congressional districts are equally divided between Democrats and Republicans. But that will change under new maps approved by the GOP-led legislature last year. Among those seats almost certain to flip is the Triad’s 6th District.