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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.

More than a year after North Carolina undid its "bathroom bill," a legal battle is simmering over a law that replaced it.