A press release from the NC Senate was released today following a vote they had on a bond package. In a strong bipartisan vote Wednesday, the North Carolina Senate tentatively…
The N.C. National Guard spends a significant amount of time working with military counterparts in Moldova and Botswana, thanks to a State Partnership Program that involves National Guard units throughout…
A 13-year-old lawsuit filed against N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper could be heading to trial in April. Rick Henderson analyzes the latest developments in the case during the next edition…
The man who has been the interim Department of Public Safety secretary will get his title shortened. The “interim” has been removed from Frank Perry’s title. Gov. Pat McCrory has…
View in your browser. Welcome It’s budget time! The House released its proposed budget last week and will vote on it this week. This week’s CommenTerry focuses on the K-12…
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Education released their budget recommendations this morning. It includes the following recommendations: – a significant reduction in the “LEA adjustment” or “discretionary reduction,” funds that…
A couple of conversations with more rational minds confirms that Sen. Kay Hagan’s abrupt dismissal of staffer Fred Aikens is (yet another) legit story being ignored by the mainstream media,…
The Wilmington Journal has an interesting story on Sen. Kay Hagan’s abrupt dismissal of two African-American staffers after the NAACP confirms it’s also doing some digging. Hagan remains silent behind…
I’m a tree lover but Chapel Hill has taken its protection mindset way too far. As JLF Local Government Analyst Michael Sanera and I discussed on Carolina Journal Radio recently,…
In addition to remembering the horror of Saddam and why we fight, we should be proud of the daily progress in that country. Take, for example, today’s Q&A by Demorris…