General Assembly
NC Lawmakers Study Session Limits, Pay
How long is too long? That's a question some North Carolina lawmakers are looking into. They are investigating if the General Assembly should limit how long it meets.
McCrory Signs Seven More Bills Into Law
Seven more bills from the General Assembly are now state laws. This legislation addresses various areas such as historic preservation, severe allergic reactions and sex education in North Carolin
NC Residents Can Now Hunt With Guns On Sundays
Some North Carolina residents heard the sounds of the hunting season on Sundays for the first time starting this past weekend. Hunting with guns is now allowed on Sundays on private property.
Beltway Project Won't Get Boost From Bond
Gov. Pat McCrory kicked off a $3 billion bond referendum in Winston-Salem in April with big plans to improve the state's highways, parks and buildings.
Images Of Coal Ash Spill Could Not Be Ignored
The massive spill of nearly 40,000 tons of coal ash into the Dan River promoted outrage and demands for action to protect the state's waterways.
New Bills Introduced Touches On Gay Marriage, 2nd Amendment
The first work day of the General Assembly was a busy one, with 25 bills being filed in both the House and Senate.
Court Upholds Controversial NC District Maps
The State Supreme Court on Friday upheld the voting maps drawn by Republican leaders in 2011, months after taking control of the General Assembly.
NC House Unveils Budget Proposal
State House leaders say the $20.6 billion spending plan unveiled late Sunday night fulfills the state's obligations while living within its means.