Politics
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IN PHOTOS: 16 Artists, 1 Statement. ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural Comes to Charlotte
In partnership with Charlotte city leaders, 16 artists painted the sprawling ‘Black Lives Matter’ mural uptown, crafting a theme for each letter.
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Roundup: After Police Clash With Demonstrators, Charlotte Cuts Tear Gas Funding
Charlotte votes on police tear gas funding. Plus: Bar bill veto to get override vote. And Gov. Cooper orders Alamance County racetrack closed.
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Citing ‘Defining Moment’ on Race, Gov. Cooper Launches Criminal Justice Task Force
Saying that Black Americans are “too often” treated unfairly by courts and police, Gov. Cooper launched a task force on racial inequity in criminal justice.
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It’s Been 74 Days Since Gov. Cooper’s Stay-At-Home Order. Here’s the State of COVID in NC.
As NC sets high for new coronavirus cases Saturday, officials look to boost testing of asymptomatic people, offer guidance for eventually reopening schools.
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Gov. Cooper Vetoed Bill Aimed at Reopening Bars. What Does That Mean for NC?
Last Friday, citing concerns that it would hamper coronavirus policies, NC Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a bill to reopen stand-alone bars.
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NC Medicaid Expansion Is Back. But The Senate Isn’t Talking About It.
With the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic leaving more than a million North Carolinians jobless, the debate over Medicaid expansion is back.
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I’m a White Mom. More White People Like Me Need to Make Themselves Uncomfortable
Kara Hinkley was arrested while protesting George Floyd’s death in North Carolina. She talks about why white people need to step up.
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Charlotte Councilman Wants ‘Chemical Weapons’ Ban After Viral Teargas Video
Charlotte City Council to talk police funding after video appears to show officers deploying tear gas on cornered protesters.
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Cooper: Coronavirus’ Racial Disparities in NC ‘Unacceptable’
Gov. Roy Cooper announced his plan Thursday to address existing health disparities for Black and Latinx residents in North Carolina.
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From a Teacher: Goodbye And Good Riddance To NC School Head Mark Johnson
The head of NC’s public school system, Superintendent Mark Johnson, is distorting the details of his embarrassing Istation scandal.



