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Election directors in NC are glad to finally get a break — for now
Between the long hours and endless problems, it's a job few want. Turnover is high for election directors, who say 2024 was a ...
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Not just about one seat. NC court’s role in shaping future ‘political power’ looms large in Griffin case.
Dispute over NC Supreme Court seat could sway state's political future, with an eye on expected litigation around ...
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Dry run: A lengthy drought in Eastern NC hasn’t led to panic — yet
Months of drought is taking a toll on plants and animals. If rain doesn't come — and soon — some worry about how bad things ...
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‘Scars of the storm.’ Helene is gone, but its impact is far from over in Mitchell County.
Months after Helene's devastation, Mitchell County now has the state's highest unemployment rate. Some fear the job losses ...
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New editor and location for CPP
Carolina Public Press Managing Editor Mike Kernels views the CPP website from his home office in Greensboro. Staff photo / Carolina Public Press Mike Kernels joined the Carolina Public Press news team ...
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Seeing red: Come June, NC’s election boards could look more Republican
Buncombe County voters wait in line to cast primary ballots outside Leicester Elementary School in 2016. File photo by Colby Rabon / Carolina Public Press During Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s time in ...