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UNC men's basketball falls to No. 7 Florida, 90-84, in the Jumpman Invitational

| December 17

North Carolina Politics

Community discusses impact of 2023 laws affecting LGBTQ+ youth

By Sarah Clements | December 2

"Some of the few things that I can actually change about myself to make me feel more comfortable in my body are being taken away," Raleigh high school ...

N.C. General Assembly's Hurricane Helene relief packages reveal partisan tensions

By Defne Önal | December 1

The General Assembly passed its latest relief measure, SB 382, on Nov. 20, and Gov. Cooper vetoed it shortly after. It aimed to allocate an additional ...

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N.C. legislature overrides veto, implements ICE compliance for local sheriffs

By Joseph Cole | November 26

N.C. GOP supermajority loss upsets Republicans' influence in state politics

By Sarah Clements | November 18

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Two UNC BOT members to resign after winning state elections

By Emmy Benton | November 11

From UNC Young Democrats to the Josh Stein campaign, how Sloan Duvall juggles it all

By Emmy Benton | November 6

“I’m the type of person that thrives when I have a lot on my plate,” Duvall said. “I like when I have a full schedule, I like when I’m busy, ...

Three Republicans narrowly win seats on N.C. Court of Appeals

By Audrey Kashatus , Sarah Clements and Walker Livingston | November 6

Tom Murry, Valerie Zachary and Chris Freeman won seats to the North Carolina Court of Appeals.

Citizens-only constitutional amendment passes N.C. ballots

By Walker Livingston | November 5

The citizens-only constitutional amendment passed with 75.57 percent of the vote with 37 percent of North Carolina's precincts reporting.

Valerie Foushee wins second U.S. House term in a landslide

By Walker Livingston | November 5

Her platform champions funding for public education, signing a Green New Deal into law and is a cosponsor of the Medicare for All act.

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'The power to shape the future': Roy Cooper and Josh Stein speak at Young Democrats rally

By Maeson Wagner | October 30

The Governor and Governor nominee discussed Hurricane Helene, voting on the state-level and the impact of young voters at a UNC student rally on Monday. ...

Before You Vote 2024: Voter Registration 101

By Luther Walker , Lucy Marques , Sophie Baglioni , Kathryn DeHart and Natalie Bradin | October 6

In this first episode of Before You Vote 2024, City & State Editor Lucy Marques is joined by assistant editors Kathryn DeHart and Sophie Baglioni ...

N.C. Department of Agriculture releases funding, seeks to prevent farmland loss

By Jessica Hudnut | September 23

Farms are increasingly replaced by residential development, especially around urban areas.

Supporters, critics of private school voucher program react to NCGA funding

By Jessica Hudnut | September 20

While some think the voucher program creates opportunities for low-income families to attend private schools, others believe it doesn't completely level ...

Youngest U.S. congressman visits UNC Young Democrats ahead of upcoming election

By Daneen Khan | August 28

Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) spoke to about 50 UNC students on Tuesday morning to rally support for the Harris-Walz ticket ahead of the presidential election. ...

NCBCE to use grant funding in pre-apprenticeship program expansion

By Sarah Clements | August 26

“We’re developing these supportive, flexible pathways for students to get really good careers, get post secondary education, get it all paid for, ...

Down-ballot candidates in North Carolina fundraise, attract individual donors

By Lauren Zola | August 21

But, money is only one factor in determining the outcome of an election, UNC political science professor Marc Hetherington said.

Businesses, state organizations work together to prepare for natural disasters

By Maddie Policastro | August 20

The Chief of External Affairs and Communications for North Carolina Emergency Management helps coordinate initiatives to mitigate damages as a result ...

What's next? Political leaders discuss Gov. Cooper's future following VP bid exit

By Audrey Kashatus | August 19

Some Democratic political leaders told The Daily Tar Heel that one of the most speculated next steps for Cooper is running for a seat in the U.S. Senate. ...

Gov. Cooper expands contraception access, Medicaid to cover Opill

By Defne Önal | August 18

The patch, the pill and other birth control methods covered by NC Medicaid require counseling that is time-consuming, costly and not covered by Medicaid. ...

'There’s nothing better than to be involved': Students organize for the 2024 Election

By Dania Al Hadeethi | August 18

UNC Young Democrats and UNC College Republicans plan to host events and candidates on campus leading up to the 2024 election cycle.