Martin Moore, a former public defender, says he will prioritize violent crime prosecutions and community-based solutions
Katie Kurdys highlights experience with violent crimes, aims to improve efficiency and support victims
Cherokee leaders question Lumbee historical claims
Democrat points to 21st-century policing initiatives and community-focused programs as accomplishments
Gary Parris emphasizes experience, community ties, and accessibility in campaign launch
Ruling lets Republicans proceed with redrawing the 1st District as Democrats warn of unprecedented gerrymandering
Following the catastrophic damage suffered by Marshall during Hurricane Helene, the town has been looking to rebuild or relocate many buildings in its downtown area. These assessments include Marshall Town Hall, which officials have announced will be demolished and reconstructed elsewhere.
The city of Asheville is inviting residents, nonprofit leaders, business owners and community stakeholders to participate in a public engagement survey for the development of its first-ever Urban Forest Master Plan.
In a press release yesterday, registered nurses with the National Nurses Organizing Committee-North Carolina, a chapter of National Nurses United, called out North Carolina lawmakers for “playing politics with patients’ health.”
Former Western North Carolina Congressman Mark Meadows among Trump allies receiving federal pardon