Senators are being asked to endorse and give to the Republican National Committee chair immediately.
July 2025
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Michael Whatley Wants to be N.C.’s Next Senator. Here’s What to Know.
The RNC chair is running for Thom Tillis’s U.S. Senate seat with Trump’s backing.
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Rep. John Bell’s Hemp Company Files Blistering Legal Response
In response to a federal lawsuit, Asterra Labs accused its former business partner of racketeering and other crimes.Â
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What Remains of St. Andrews
Following the sudden closure of St. Andrews University, Laurinburg grapples with a now-empty campus at the heart of the community.
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UNC-Chapel Hill Unveils Plan to Cut $70 Million in Response to Funding PressureÂ
The university said the savings—equivalent to 2 percent of its operating budget—will include cuts to nonresident financial aid, staff positions, and other areas.
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The Berger King
Phil Berger has been the state’s most powerful politician for more than a decade. He no longer looks invincible.
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Changing Course
City officials and local groups aim to make Greensboro more bike friendly, and safer.
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Dueling Separation Allegations Shed Light on Michele Morrow’s Political Plans
The former candidate to lead the state’s public schools has started a political organization and angled for a Trump admin job.
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A New Face in Greensboro’s District 4 City Council Race
Libertarian Steve Ignac filed to run for Greensboro City Council at the deadline, turning a two-way race into a three-way primary in October.
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Roy Cooper Jumps Into Hotly Contested Race To Replace Thom Tillis
The former governor ended months of speculation about his future on Monday.