Clayton Henkel is a Communications Coordinator/Producer at various media outlets. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, education, health and wellness, and climate change, with a particular focus on social issues and the education system in North Carolina. Clayton's work has been featured in notable publications such as The 74 Media, INDY Week, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Clayton Henkel's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in North Carolina, with significant attention given to educational and environmental issues. His emphasis on expert commentary and government announcements suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights from local political figures or experts in education and environmental policy within the state of North Carolina.
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By: Clayton Henkel
In an array of important areas – promoting democracy and fair elections, combating poverty and disease, championing human rights – Carter worked long, hard, successfully and with great humility to build a better world. And recently NC Newsline got a chance to discuss some of that work with someone who knows it intimately – the co-leader of the Carter Center's Strengthening Democracy Project in North Carolina, former Charlotte mayor Jennifer Roberts.
By: Clayton Henkel
There are a lot of reasons that the death penalty is almost never imposed anymore. Not only is it hugely and uniquely expensive to apply and proven
By: Clayton Henkel
As has been the case for several years now, at the start of 2025, no single issue poses a greater threat to the long-term well-being of North
By: Clayton Henkel
For 30 years now, the nonpartisan North Carolina Budget and Tax Center has been our state's preeminent research nonprofit in the fields of fiscal
By: Clayton Henkel
Among the actions that the new Trump administration is expected to make a top priority in the coming days is an aggressive new mass deportation
By: Clayton Henkel
It's a remarkably audacious strategy that has spurred numerous citizen protests and additional lawsuits, and as we learned in a recent conversation with attorney Eliza Sweren-Becker of the national Brennan Center for Justice, it's also something that has many observers deeply concerned about the precedent it could establish for elections across the nation.
By: Clayton Henkel
Chancellor says university will comply with the law President Donald Trump's first week in office brought a slew of executive orders followed
By: Clayton Henkel
Few policy debates received more attention in last November's election than reproductive freedom.
By: Clayton Henkel
As everyone knows by now, Donald Trump is president of the United States again. And while there are obviously many Americans who welcome this news
By: Clayton Henkel
As the North Carolina General Assembly prepares to begin its 2025 session in earnest this week, Senate Democrats have a new leader.
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