John Hood is a Reporter at WTKR News 3. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, culture and society, and health and wellness, often covering topics related to elections, government, and public policy. John’s work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Independent Tribune, Winston-Salem Journal, and National Review.
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John Hood's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on local issues in North Carolina. He also covers American history and community-related topics.
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"The college and university leaders making these decisions are, for the most part, acting in good faith and in response to inescapable facts."
One of the most compelling parts of Stephanie Slade’s invaluable new book, “Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue and the Future of the American Right,” is her discussion of J.D. Vance’s political transformation.
"... so long as North Carolina remains an attractive place to live, work, invest, and rear children, highway usage will go up."
"... so long as North Carolina remains an attractive place to live, work, invest, and rear children, highway usage will go up."
Earlier this month, the voters of Missouri decisively defeated a constitutional amendment authorizing an end to the state’s income tax. It was an overwhelming defeat — 17% for, 83% against
William Lenoir's Revolutionary War service and constitutional objections are reflected in North Carolina place names, John Hood writes.
By: John Hood
“You are entitled to your opinion,” the late Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan famously said. “But you are not entitled to your own facts.” Although I agree with his underlying sentiment, …
By: John Hood
A judge heard pretrial motions Monday in the case against former Virginia Beach sheriff’s deputy Eric Baptiste, one of three former deputies charged in connection with the death of Rolin Hill.
By: John Hood
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — As residents prepare to spend time outdoors this Labor Day weekend, the Virginia Beach Department of Public Health is urging people to “fight the bite” and take precautions against mosquitoes.
By: John Hood
RALEIGH — Some cities and towns bear the names of explorers, military commanders, poets or politicians. Others refer to geographical features or landmarks.
