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Sorry it’s been so quiet around here lately. I’ve been working on a slew of non-political holiday stories. If you missed my Friday morning piece on "Turkey 101" for military spouses, that’s here . There’s more to come this week, including a sit-down with Butterball’s Turkey Maven-in-Chief and a visit to the Wake County SPCA. Stay tuned.
Republican primaries in North Carolina will continue to be open to unaffiliated voters.
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The head of the Republican Party in a North Carolina county wants election officials to check on Clay Aiken's registration after a political outburst.
The head of the Republican Party in a North Carolina county wants election officials to check on Clay Aiken's registration after a political outburst.
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina Republican Party leaders are meeting this weekend to decide if they want to continue allowing unaffiliated voters to cast ballots in GOP primaries.
RALEIGHA political operative who guided former Gov. Mike Easley 's two campaigns for North Carolina's top office appeared at a federal courthouse Wednesday as a federal grand jury met to hear more testimony about the Democratic governor.
George Holding, the Republican-appointed U.S. attorney for North Carolina's eastern district, expressed angst about changes in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, which includes North Carolina.
RALEIGH – Former state representative Thomas Wright’s appeal of a 2008 conviction of fraud has been denied by the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
RALEIGH – Former state representative Thomas Wright’s appeal of a 2008 conviction of fraud has been denied by the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
Residents of towns and cities across the mountains will go to the polls Tuesday, casting ballots in races where some candidates have spent thousands of dollars and others none at all.
Residents of towns and cities across the mountains will go to the polls Tuesday, casting ballots in races where some candidates have spent thousands of dollars and others none at all.
Residents of towns and cities across the mountains will go to the polls Tuesday, casting ballots in races where some candidates have spent thousands of dollars and others none at all.
Residents of towns and cities across the mountains will go to the polls Tuesday, casting ballots in races where some candidates have spent thousands of dollars and others none at all.
Residents of towns and cities across the mountains will go to the polls Tuesday, casting ballots in races where some candidates have spent thousands of dollars and others none at all.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In a mayoral race that focused on the faltering local economy, voters narrowly elected a Democrat Tuesday to lead North Carolina's largest city.
A special prosecutor will take over the case of former North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley's alleged violations of state campaign finance laws.