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A local North Carolina judge had the power to transfer large amounts of taxpayer dollars from government coffers to state agencies to carry out a plan to address longstanding education inequities, the state Supreme Court ruled on Friday.

A massive amount of money has been spent on a pair of North Carolina Supreme Court elections next week that could decide the court's partisan tilt for several years.

The Latino population in North Carolina is growing rapidly, now representing more than 1 million people in the state. But the state still hasn’t met the…

Questioning who has the right to vote, poll watching, and so-called election integrity groups, all have a long history in America. From Reconstruction to…

In Forsyth County, a group of parents has been organizing for months to prevent the election of what they see as extremist candidates to the school board.…

North Carolina elections officials have documented 15 incidences of voter intimidation or harassment since the start of the early voting period. During an…

North Carolina Republicans aimed for super-sized control of the legislature for the next two years in Tuesday's election, while Democrats led by Gov. Roy Cooper sought to retain enough seats to keep his vetoes potent on issues such as abortion.

North Carolina Democrats campaigned for history while Republicans sought to extend a winning streak for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, as Cheri Beasley and Ted Budd competed to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Richard Burr.

Central to Democrats’ fight to fend off a red wave in the U.S. House is North Carolina, home to multiple districts with a slight political lean and one high-profile swing district that analysts have called a national bellwether for partisan control of Congress.

An open U.S. Senate contest has top billing in North Carolina, where Rep. Ted Budd tries to keep the seat in Republican hands against Democratic nominee Cheri Beasley, a former state supreme court justice. The newly created 13th Congressional District is also a race to watch.