WASHINGTON - No Going Back PAC reported about $124,624 in new direct-mail spending tied to North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, split evenly between support for Republican Laurie Buckhout and opposition to Democratic Rep. Don Davis.
HENDERSONVILLE - A Hendersonville man has been arraigned in federal court on a charge that he voted in both North Carolina and Alabama during the 2024 general election, federal prosecutors said.
For millions of North Carolinians, the biggest obstacle to getting medical care is increasingly simple: finding someone nearby who can provide it.
SANFORD - A Lee County voter filed a complaint Oct. 9 with the North Carolina State Ethics Commission alleging that state House candidate Charles M. Taylor failed to disclose several real-estate and business interests on required ethics forms.
RALEIGH - A new statewide poll found that 85% of likely North Carolina voters have at least some confidence that ballots in the November election will be counted accurately, days before in-person early voting begins.
RALEIGH - A new Carolina Forward poll finds Democratic candidates ahead in tests of the U.S. Senate, state Supreme Court and state legislative ballots, with margins ranging from 7 to 10 points.
RALEIGH - A North Carolina Business Court judge denied the State Health Plan’s emergency request to temporarily block Atrium Health’s new cost-sharing program, leaving the program on track to begin Jan. 1 while the underlying lawsuit continues.
Since 1979, American Presidents have been declaring publicly that the government of Iran is a threat to American and Western security. The theocratic regime of Iran has sponsored and funded countless terrorist attacks and taken dozens of American hostages.
New federal reports show two outside groups disclosed $821,002.04 in independent expenditures opposing Don Davis in NC-1 and Jennifer Balkcom in NC-11.
RALEIGH - Three North Carolina civil legal aid organizations filed a lawsuit Friday challenging provisions of the 2026 state budget that redirect revenue from a court-created legal services program and limit which groups may receive remaining grants.
RALEIGH - A Trafalgar Group poll released Monday shows Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by 7.9 percentage points in North Carolina's 2026 U.S. Senate race.
RALEIGH - The North Carolina State Health Plan and Treasurer Brad Briner have sued Atrium Health, asking a Wake County judge to block a new cost-sharing program before 2027 open enrollment.
