Will Doran is a reporter based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He writes for WRAL and WCNC Charlotte, covering local news and politics in the area. His work has also been featured in various publications, including The Charlotte Observer, The News & Observer, and the Greensboro News & Record.
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Will Doran's focus is on local politics, legal policy regulation, government announcements specifically related to North Carolina. He frequently covers topics such as elections, lawsuits and the Democratic Party in the state. To effectively reach out to Will Doran, consider providing insights or commentary on local political developments within North Carolina, including legal changes affecting elections and political parties within the state. Additionally, offering perspectives from key figures involved in these specific issues would likely be of interest to him.
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The billboard industry wants to be able to cut down more trees along North Carolina roads, including some trees that are protected under state law. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a similar bill in 2019, but GOP lawmakers are pushing it again now.
North Carolina's budget surplus is now expected to be approximately $1 billion, down from previous reports that has anticipated $1.4 billion.
The claims focused on the Democratic primary for a commissioner seat in Robeson County, a part of the state with a long history of allegations of election malfeasance.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is asking state lawmakers for a number of legal changes, including access to drivers' phone numbers and a 50% increase to processing fees on unpaid toll bills.
By: Will Doran
Many of the primary elections this year were crowded races with numerous candidates. That caused the need for runoffs in primaries where no candidate won at least 30% of the vote.
By: Will Doran
Prosecutors and Republican state lawmakers want to roll back some of North Carolina's'Raise The Age' juvenile justice changes. Their bill passed a Senate committee over opposition from advocates from civil liberties, racial justice and disability rights groups, as well as Democratic lawmakers.
Prosecutors and Republican state lawmakers want to roll back some of North Carolina's 'Raise The Age' juvenile justice changes. Their bill passed a Senate committee over opposition from advocates from civil liberties, racial justice and disability rights groups, as well as Democratic lawmakers.
By: Will Doran
Prosecutors and Republican state lawmakers want to roll back some of North Carolina's'Raise The Age' juvenile justice changes. Their bill passed a Senate committee over opposition from advocates from civil liberties, racial justice and disability rights groups, as well as Democratic lawmakers.
NCInnovation leaders say they want to target the so-called "valley of death" between proving a concept in a laboratory and maturing it to attract investors and licensing deals.
By: Will Doran
The North Carolina Senate plans to vote Wednesday to ban people from wearing masks in public for health reasons, institute harsher penalties on protesters, roll back juvenile justice reforms, raise toll road late fees, modernize sex crime laws and let billboard companies cut down more trees.
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