North Carolina landfills could begin accepting computers and televisions again in legislation advancing at the General Assembly.
School board candidates in Surry County might have to declare a political party in the near future.
Representatives from the Legislative Black Caucus, Common Cause NC and other organizations held a news conference Wednesday calling attention to the need for equitable funding for Historically Blac
North Carolina lawmakers are considering bills allowing dogs and cats in breweries that don’t also serve food.
A bill addressing sexual consent has died in the North Carolina Senate, but supporters remain hopeful.
With North Carolina lawmakers scrambling to finalize dozens of bills, there is one issue garnering strong bipartisan support.
A bill requiring some low-performing public schools be turned over to private operators is making its way through the state General Assembly.
A major performance venue in Forsyth County could get a makeover with the help of state funding.
Legislation originally designed to prohibit the use of hand-held cellphones while driving in North Carolina nearly sank after a rewrite because lawmakers worried it would punish people who eat or p
Thousands of educators are expected in Raleigh on Wednesday, May 1st, to demand more funding for public education from the legislature.
State Superintendent of Schools Mark Johnson and Republican lawmakers announced a new plan Wednesday to help teachers purchase the items they need.
Some North Carolina lawmakers are proposing legislation to help entice retired teachers back to the classroom.
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