Sarah Michels

Final version of NC omnibus elections bill and if it could survive a veto remain to be seen. Proposals include wide range of measures.

Some movement seems to be taking place on controversial provisions in a massive NC election bill, but several outcomes remain possible.

Unaffiliated Moore Co. municipal and school board officeholders cry foul over effort to squeeze them out with switch to partisan elections.

Two legislators step away, allowing NC House GOP to override vetoes of two DEI bills and an immigration bill despite Democratic opposition.

Despite passage by NC House, omnibus elections bill may not have the bipartisan backing to survive a veto and may not fare well in NC Senate.

About a year late, NC legislators agree on budget with a range of pay increases and tax cuts. It gets broad support but not everyone pleased.

By the time the first fireworks go off this Independence Day weekend, Gov. Josh Stein will have the long-awaited budget on his desk.

Raises for teachers and cops prompted Gov. Stein to accept the state budget despite objections to numerous other tax and policy measures.

The N.C. General Assembly delivered the long-awaited state budget to Gov. Josh Stein late last week after GOP leaders finally hammered out compromises that had held up the budget for a year — making North Carolina the last state in the U.S. to adopt a budget for 2025.

Dallas Woodhouse resigned from NC auditor's office as more of his pressure on county election boards over early voting plans came to light.