The next time a controversial issue comes before your county commission or city council, remember who is sitting behind those microphones. Not professional politicians. Not billionaires. Not ...

Students no longer need to pass an entrance exam to get into North Carolina's teacher training programs. Lawmakers dropped the requirement to help fill classrooms, leaving a GPA minimum as the only ...

Forest City approved urban archery rules for deer hunting, while restoring self-defense protections after concerns over an earlier proposal.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) invites the public to comment on 29 administrative rules it deemed necessary at its meeting on Sept. 17.

America is building computing capacity at extraordinary speed. The institutions responsible for the power, land, water, and connectivity around it now need to learn how to plan at the same pace.

Given our highly polarized political environment, I am still heartened that so many (though by no means all) party leaders ...

Every Thursday evening, the Carolina Journal staff puts out a new episode of our weekly news, rundown, “The Debrief.” Hosts Donna King and Mitch Kokai discuss the most recent developments in North ...

The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has deferred until next month any action against the Federal Communications Commission on ...

Without transparency, utility customers statewide won’t know if they are paying for services that belong on someone else’s tax bill.

A judge will allow a Chatham County data center project to move forward despite the county’s moratorium on new data centers.

How Doctors and Hospitals Pushed and Profited from the Fraud of ‘Gender Medicine’” includes three NC providers.