-
Eyewitness News
-
Accuweather
-
Video & Photos
-
Community
-
Marketplace
Explore abc11.com Stories
Recent "Inside Politics" Stories, Video and Galleries
-
-
The House still wants to give motorists the option to drive I-95 for free if it is ever tolled.
-
-
A bill banning private insurers from offering abortion coverage through future online marketplaces has cleared the House.
-
-
A Tea Party hero was in Raleigh Thursday talking tax reform to Republican leaders and the Tea Party faithful.
-
-
Grover Norquist, a Tea Party hero, was in Raleigh Thursday talking tax reform to Republican leaders and the Tea Party faithful.
-
-
Obama says treasury secretary requested and received resignation of acting IRS commissioner.
-
-
North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr is stoking the flames threatening the Obama administration.
-
-
The White House is releasing 100 pages of e-mails and notes related to the Obama administration's response to the attack on a diplomatic facility in Benghazi.
-
-
A bill broadening protections for medical professionals who refuse to participate in an abortion has been approved by a committee.
-
-
Attorneys in North Carolina's redistricting lawsuits will return to court early next month because a three-judge panel wants to hear more evidence.
-
-
Public education advocates say proposals in the General Assembly would deal a major blow to a system that's already hurting.
-
-
They don't have an invitation, but some lawmakers say they are going to meet with McCrory whether he wants to or not.
-
-
They don't have an invitation, but some lawmakers say they are going to meet with McCrory whether he wants to or not.
-
-
Some North Carolina lawmakers want to force teens to get their parent's notarized consent for some treatments
-
-
Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has won his old congressional seat.
-
-
House Republicans seeking to further restrict abortions have passed a bill barring the procedures on the basis of gender.
-
-
Proposed legislation which would include an exemption for judges and clerks of court from limits on where they can carry concealed weapons passed the House.
-
-
A bill relaxing rules for selling beer to seated fans at stadiums statewide has passed the state House.
-
-
Three contentious turnpike projects are no longer included in Gov. McCrory's transportation plans.
-
-
Republicans have rolled out the frame of their tax overhaul plan they say will cut income tax while expanding the sales tax.
-
-
Local school boards could have the authority to create charter schools and form more flexible arrangements with district-run schools.
-
-
New N.C. Board of Elections members took office Wednesday and voted on board's chairman, executive director.
-
-
Folks got a look at Dan Forest in campaign ads before the election, but since then he's been all but invisible to the public.
-
-
There are new details about the money scandal involving former Gov. Perdue's campaign.
-
-
The debate over the Dorothea Dix land lease was back at center stage Monday.
-
-
Speaker's office says bill that asserts North Carolina has the power to set a state religion is dead on arrival
-
-
Governor says administration won't forget about North Carolina's most vulnerable citizens
-
-
Group doesn't want bill that would essentially restart executions in North Carolina
-
-
Groups urging state legislature to back off legislation that would end same-day registration during the early voting period
-
-
Early voting could be scaled back if NC Republicans gets their way.
-
-
Bosses for state Highway Patrol, Division of Alcohol Law Enforcement, and State Capitol Police picked
-
-
Supporters compare proposal for former mental hospital land to Central Park in New York or Piedmont Park in Atlanta.
-
-
US Senator Kay Hagan today released the following statement:
-
-
The House has passed a huge stopgap spending bill to keep the government open through the end of September
-
-
New governor calls for no new debt, no new tax increases, and a surplus at end of first year
-
-
In the wake of sequestration, the Air Force, Army and Marine Corps have decided to suspend tuition assistance benefits
-
-
The man at the head of the state's largest agency outlines the problems he's found so far.
-
-
ABC11 gets an early look at plan to make schools safer in wake of Sandy Hook attack.
-
-
Money transferred from other areas, salary increases frozen, purchases and travel expenses cut.
-
-
Money transferred from other areas, salary increases frozen, purchases and travel expenses cut.
-
-
Money transferred from other areas, salary increases frozen, purchases and travel expenses cut.
-
-
Group continues to fight proposal in the General Assembly to require picture ID to vote.
-
-
John Brennan has won Senate confirmation to head the CIA.
-
-
The measure prevents the state from participating in parts of the federal health care overhaul
-
-
Lawmakers plan public hearings on contentious issue before filing a bill
-
-
The sequester's $85 billion spending cuts have people across the nation worried
-
-
In his first in-depth interview since taking office, Gov. McCrory looks at the challenges and rewards of his job.
-
-
The measure prevents the state from participating in parts of the federal health care overhaul.
-
-
Critics claim Republicans packed black voters into districts, while GOP says that's what law requires.
-
-
New North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signs his second bill into law under circumstances different from the first.
-
-
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory gave his first State of the State speech Monday evening.
-
Most Popular
-
Most Viewed StoriesMost Viewed VideoMost Viewed Photos
