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Posted inNorth Carolina

“Gerrymandering at its Worst:” Public Commenters Pan Proposed Electoral Maps

by Lynn Bonner 10/29/202101/11/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

N.C. Preparing to Vaccinate Children Ages 5 to 11 for COVID-19

by Lynn Bonner 10/28/202101/11/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

“An Absoluteness of Lawsuits” if Republican Gerrymandered Maps Are Enacted, Says Senate Democratic Leader

by Lynn Bonner 10/25/202101/11/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

N.C. House Dems Condemn Lt. Gov.’s Homophobic Comments

by Lynn Bonner 10/12/202101/11/2023
Posted inDurham County

Right-Wing Legislators Want to Inspect Durham’s Voting Machines. Elections Officials Say “No.”

by Lynn Bonner 10/07/202101/11/2023
Posted inOrange County

The Vaccination Rate in Orange County Isn’t as Good as Previously Thought

by Lynn Bonner 10/04/202101/11/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

As Supreme Court Opens New Term, N.C. Women Make a Stand for Reproductive Freedom

by Lynn Bonner 10/04/202101/10/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

N.C. Health Official: Disparities in Latinx Patients Receiving COVID-19 Treatment Is “Blatantly Appalling”

by Lynn Bonner 09/24/202101/11/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

The Expanded Federal Child Tax Credit Is Helping Families. Congress Is Debating Its Future.

by Lynn Bonner 09/16/202101/10/2023
Posted inNorth Carolina

Democrats Challenge Education Spending, Substantive Law Changes as House GOP Rolls Out Budget

by Lynn Bonner 08/11/202101/11/2023

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