Mark Robinson’s new ad suggests contentment with a 12-week abortion ban, contradicting his extensive history of calling for stricter bans and demonizing abortion.
Donors tied to charter schools have given over $65,000 to Mark Robinson’s gubernatorial campaign. He supports expanding private school vouchers, potentially diverting funds from public schools.
North Carolinians with Medicaid can now access free oral contraception at pharmacies without a prescription, announced Gov. Roy Cooper. This aims to improve access to reproductive healthcare statewide.
Governor Roy Cooper announced that Attindas Hygiene Partners will invest $25.2 million to expand its Greenville, N.C., facility, creating 25 new jobs with average annual wages of $56,746, which is higher than the Pitt County average.
Mo Green, Democratic nominee for NC’s public schools, faces Michele Morrow, a far-right Republican who called public schools ‘indoctrination centers’.
State and federal leaders are making progress extending broadband access in NC, mainly due to Biden’s infrastructure funding. However, Republicans ending an affordable broadband program may hinder progress.
More than 500,000 North Carolinians have enrolled in Medicaid expansion since its launch seven months ago, surpassing initial goals.
Kamala Harris has vowed to restore abortion rights nationwide, energizing voters in North Carolina with her commitment to reproductive freedom.
Harris and President Biden urge Congress to set term limits and enforceable ethics for Supreme Court Justices to restore confidence and uphold democracy.
President Biden’s historic decision to endorse Kamala Harris for the 2024 election has created excitement. From record fundraising to social media buzz, Harris’ campaign is energizing young voters and gaining support from political leaders.
Kamala Harris, endorsed by President Biden for the 2024 Democratic nomination, has a strong record on gun violence prevention, from DA to VP.
New tailored Medicaid plans in NC launch July 1, integrating physical and behavioral health services for 210,000 eligible residents. Learn more.
