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Forsyth County Democrats have chosen a Winston-Salem city councilman to fill the unexpired term of Ed Hanes in the North Carolina House.

Actions by Republican legislators this week to alter North Carolina ballot language this fall for constitutional referenda and a Supreme Court race have been vetoed by Democratic Gov.

The extended power struggle between North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and the Republican-dominated legislature is back in court.

A recent analysis of campaign data suggests North Carolina is among a number of states that could reach gender parity at the statehouse after this year’s election.

The new fiscal year means a host of new laws are taking effect in North Carolina. Here’s a brief look.

The North Carolina General Assembly will see considerable turnover when lawmakers reconvene next year for a long session.

North Carolina lawmakers are making it harder for neighbors of agribusinesses to file complaints about smells and other nuisances.

A federal judge in Winston-Salem will consider whether a lawsuit over a measure that replaced the state’s so-called “bathroom bill” should be dismissed.