NCAA Sets Deadline For State To 'Resolve' HB2
A deadline appears to have been set by the NCAA in the House Bill 2 controversy.
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Associated Press: House Bill 2 To Cost North Carolina $3.76 Billion
Despite Republican assurances that North Carolina's "bathroom bill" isn't hurting the economy, the law limiting LGBT protections will cost the state more than $3.76 billion in lost business over a
NCAA Gets Ready To Pick Title Sites, But North Carolina Could Be Left Out
The NCAA will start deciding on locations for its upcoming championships next week and has indicated it will leave North Carolina out of that process if the state hasn't changed a law that limits LGBT rights by that time.
General Assembly Hands Cooper His First Veto Override
The Republican-controlled North Carolina legislature on Thursday overrode Gov. Roy Cooper's veto of a bill that makes local judicial elections officially partisan races again.
Examining The Economics Of HB2 One Year Later
The North Carolina law known as House Bill 2 is now one year old.
Among other things, the measure restricts LGBT protections and directs which restrooms transgender people can use.
House Votes To Override Cooper Veto On Partisan Court Elections
North Carolina's GOP-controlled House voted Wednesday to override Democratic Governor Roy Cooper's veto of a Republican measure.
House Bill Would Do Away With Some Standardized Testing
Some North Carolina legislators are advancing a bill that would eliminate more standardized exams for public school students.
Court Tosses Some Laws Limiting Gov. Cooper's Powers
A showdown between the legislature and Governor Roy Cooper over his executive powers ended in a split decision as a panel of state judges tried to reach a proper balance.
Maneuver For HB2 Repeal Falls Short In North Carolina House
The latest effort by Democrats at the North Carolina legislature to try to repeal the state's law limiting LGBT rights – commonly called the "bathroom bill" – has fallen short.
Statehouse Committee Beefs Up Anti-'Sanctuary' Bill
Proposed legislation designed to penalize local governments that restrict enforcement of federal immigration laws has been expanded.