Senator Tillis says the appointment supports rural communities and strengthens North Carolina’s agricultural economy  

Legislation comes after liberal reporter doxes North Carolina-based special forces operator, endangering him and his family  

Bishop brings wealth of legal and political experience to the position 

Court system seeks to raise awareness about the blight of human trafficking  

Funds support disaster recovery and mitigation, adding to the over $1 billion already awarded to North Carolina  

Voters can now begin officially requesting absentee ballots  

Financial disclosures reveal that Cooper’s net worth is between $4.3 million and $9.8 million  

Fundraising total reaches $11 million  

Massive issued occurred under former Gov. Roy Cooper’s leadership as he pushed an open borders agenda  

Move comes as Democrat Party continues to shrink  

Move helps state retires file taxes early  

The poll found that Senator Berger led Sheriff Sam Page by 39-35.

Mecklenburg DA refers complaint to the State Bureau of Investigation  

Senate Candidate Cooper bizarrely ignores the issues and launches partisan attack  

"North Carolinians are abandoning the Democrat Party because they're sick and tired of Democrats like Roy Cooper who put violent criminals above their safety. Voters will reject Cooper in 2026 and send Michael Whatley to the U.S. Senate to continue delivering wins under President Trump's leadership," said NRCS Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia.  

The funding is part of the Trump Administration’s Rural Health Transformation Program 

Trump-backed candidate set to dominate  

Homeowners have until January 31^st to apply for the program 

Senator Budd said, “Rescheduling marijuana to a Schedule III substance and putting more money in the pockets of marijuana companies is a shortsighted policy decision that will have detrimental effects on the health and safety of Americans, especially our nation’s youth. The negative health impacts of marijuana are numerous and well-documented—increased risk of heart attack, stroke, psychotic disorders, addiction, and hospitalization.

Anti-Trump vote set to be split between several different candidates