The NC Board of Elections ensures a secure vote amid Hurricane Helene, granting flexibility to 13 counties for early voting and absentee ballot adjustments.
As NC grapples with Hurricane Helene’s devastation, GOP figures face backlash for seeking aid despite past FEMA funding opposition.
Western North Carolina remains in crisis after Hurricane Helene. Dozens dead, hundreds missing. Federal aid and rescue operations underway.
Donald Trump is renewing his attacks on mail-in voting and the USPS, hinting at challenging election results he doesn’t favor once again.
Several Republican candidates pledge to tackle crime despite having criminal records or taking minimal action. Crime rates have been falling.
Rural students face fewer college options as universities cut programs, widening educational gaps with urban areas.
The NC Board of Elections is committed to ensuring voting access in Hurricane Helene’s aftermath. Despite challenges, they vow to uphold safe elections.
Vice President Kamala Harris announced actions to tackle medical debt and address illegal collection practices, crucial for North Carolina.
Democrats in North Carolina, driven by women voters, hope abortion outrages can dismantle the Republican supermajority in state legislature.
The devastation was especially bad in the Blue Ridge Mountains, where at least 40 people died in and around Asheville, known for its art galleries, breweries, and outdoor activities.
President Biden pledged federal aid for Southeast recovery post-Hurricane Helene, promising to request emergency funds and visit affected areas soon.
The Republican nominee for attorney general is not retracting his support for the embattled gubernatorial candidate. Bishop calls Robinson “groundbreaking.”
