Carli Brosseau, Author at The Assembly NC

What We’ve Learned About the Federal Probe in Columbus County

Federal investigators have demanded extensive information about finances and use of force at the sheriff’s office.

The “parental rights” group’s North Carolina chapters endorsed seven school board candidates this election cycle. Only two won.

The former Democrat has paid a high personal price for switching parties. What did she get in return?

Hurricane Helene knocked many elder-care facilities off the power grid, but state rules don’t require them all to have backup generators.

The country’s second-largest credit union is holding another hotly contested board election.

Deep canvassing can sway voters much more than other persuasion methods. Can it change votes in Alamance County?

Columbus County’s handling of public records “evinces a pattern of ongoing and willful defiance of our state’s transparency laws.”

After MAGA Republicans took control of the school board, it imploded. Can a movement based on grievance govern?

Her primary win took many by surprise, but the state superintendent candidate is following Steve Bannon’s playbook.

Durham County’s abuse, neglect, and dependency court has effectively prohibited anyone involved in child welfare cases from talking to the media.