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NC House Democrats are taking power in January. Here’s what they want to change

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — After 16 years of Republican control, North Carolina’s top House Democrat is promising to change how business gets done at the General Assembly, from who gets a say in the state budget to which bills get a hearing. House Democratic Leader Robert Reives (D-Chatham), who is expected to become the next […]

North Carolina · 2d

The Richmond Observer

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Rockingham Council approves demolition of 3 houses, sale of land to NCDOT

ROCKINGHAM -- Three more abandoned houses in Rockingham are slated for demolition. The Rockingham City Council approved demolition ordinances for each property during its meeting on Nov. 10. ...

Rockingham, NC · 15h

The Richmond Observer

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Fayetteville Road expected to reopen after utility pole replaced

ROCKINGHAM -- A portion of U.S. 1 is still currently closed following an early afternoon wreck. According to the Rockingham Police Department, Fayetteville Road (U.S. 1) is closed on the north ...

Rockingham, NC · 2d

Raleigh News & Observer

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North Carolina voted out potentially 58 years of experience. What does that mean?

North Carolina voters decimated their current congressional delegation, electing at least seven new members to the next Congress, and potentially losing 58 years of collective experience. “Congress runs on seniority, and we just lost a lot of seniority from the North Carolina congressional delegation,” said Chris Cooper, a political science professor from Western Carolina University. From the best committee assignments to pork projects to offices on the Hill, losing senior members could have ripple effects for North Carolinians. But all is not lost. “The entire Congress runs based on a combination of majority party control and seniority,” Cooper said. “So North Carolina will once again be aligned with the majority.” North Carolina chose to swap seven House Republicans for seven House Democrats, as the left-leaning party took control of both chambers. “The majority of North Carolina’s congressional delegation will once again be aligned with the majority party control, but in terms of seniority, we will be much lower down the list,” Cooper said. “Sometimes freshmen can get impressive committee assignments. (Rep.) Chuck Edwards ended up on Appropriations in his first term in office, so it doesn’t mean that you can’t be effective, or you can’t get a good committee assignment.

North Carolina · 4h

Country Herald

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North Carolina Snow Alert Tonight: Up to 6 Inches Possible

First snowfall targets the Smokies as higher elevations face accumulating snow through Saturday.

North Carolina · 1d

thenerdstash.com

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‘He Looks Like an Angel’: North Carolina Locals Outraged as Former GOP Budget Writer Indicted Over Alleged Six-Figure Embezzlement

A former North Carolina Republican lawmaker who once helped oversee the state’s budget is now facing serious financial allegations of his own. Jason Saine, a former GOP budget writer, has been indicted on four felony charges, including two involving the alleged embezzlement of more than $100,000. The news has sparked plenty of discussion among locals, with many questioning how someone once responsible for helping manage state finances has ended up facing such serious accusations.

North Carolina · 18h

WVLT

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New rain and snow timing

Tennessee · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Will NC get a snowy winter? Here's what one state forecast says

The question isn’t whether this year’s winter will have an El Niño pattern. It’s a matter of whether it will be the strongest on record. “The consequences for North Carolina are plentiful, with a pattern change in the cards that could ease our long-running drought, but that could also see more frequent flooding, erosion and coastal overwash ,” according to the North Carolina Climate Office’s winter outlook. A record El Niño puts North Carolina “in uncharted waters,” but it’s likely the state will see more rain and precipitation, with some of the past strongest El Niños producing some of North Carolina’s wettest winters. But that doesn’t necessarily mean snow. “For one, thanks to broader warming trends in our climate, consistently cool weather has been hard to come by in recent years,” according to the Climate Office’s outlook. “In fact, 13 of our past 15 winters have been warmer than the 20th-century average.” The State Climate Office is forecasting “overall above-normal temperatures” and “fewer wintry events and less snowfall.” Snow lovers in western North Carolina may have the best chances of “big snow events.” “From the Triad and Charlotte eastward, the chances of significant snow are lower , and wintry events

North Carolina · 1d

13News Now

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Proposal to realign NC 12

North Carolina · 16h

High School On SI

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North Carolina High School Football Schedule & Scores (NCHSAA) — November 13

Get NCHSAA live updates and final scores as the 2026 North Carolina high school football season continues on November 13

North Carolina · 4h

The Richmond Observer

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Correctional education life changing both inside and outside prison system

HAMLET --- Richmond Community College is seeking a part-time pre-employment training instructor to work in the prison system to provide valuable educational opportunities for those incarcerated. ...

Hamlet, NC · 2d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Robinson bankruptcy, frat drugs, Durham owl attack, NC 12: Today's N&O headlines

Top stories for News & Observer readers on Nov. 10, from the latest on Mark Robinson and marijuana legislation to an attacking owl and a new eatery at Crabtree Valley Mall. Robinson files for bankruptcy, again. Former NC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his wife, Yolanda Hill, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, noting that they collectively owe nearly $800,000. The 2024 Republican gubernatorial candidate has a long history of financial troubles, including three prior bankruptcies and a $35,000 campaign finance penalty from the State Board of Elections. Read more: Former NC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his wife file for bankruptcy Robert Reives prepares to lead NC House. Incoming Speaker Robert Reives said Democrats will be sworn in to the largest House majority in North Carolina since 1992 when the session begins in January. He said he plans to give committee chairs more independent power over which bills advance and that his handling of oversight committees will depend on what the Senate does during the lame duck session. Read more: After the blue wave: How Robert Reives says he will lead as next NC House speaker Frat cocaine use continued during investigation. Newly public search warrants show that NC State

North Carolina · 2d

CBS News

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Democratic Rep.-elect Richard Ojeda on telling his bedridden father he'd won in North Carolina

North Carolina · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Are landlords required to provide heat for NC renters? What the law says

Many North Carolina residents, including those in the Triangle, are days way from the first freeze of the season, with expected temperature to dip in the low 30s. About one-third of North Carolina residents are renters , and most rely on their landlords to make repairs. As it gets colder, are landlords required to provide heat for their renters? State law requires landlords to provide “fit and habitable conditions.” What makes a North Carolina rental ‘fit and habitable?’ State law requires landlords to “make all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition.” The home must be safe and have heat, water and plumbing, according to Legal Aid of North Carolina. State law requires repairs made for at least the following issues, according to Legal Aid: Unsafe wiring or electrical outlets Unsafe flooring or steps Unsafe ceilings or roofs Lack of clean drinking water Broken exterior doors and windows Doors and windows must have locks No heat in the winters Broken toilet, bathtub and shower Rat infestation Excessive standing water, sewage or flooding Broken or missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors Repair appliances they provide like a stove, furnace, air

North Carolina · 3h

mindfullyamerican.com

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8 Harris Teeter Checkout Rules North Carolinians Should Know Before Their Next Trip

If you’re 60 or older, Harris Teeter takes 5% off your purchases every Thursday. North Carolinians who never read the posted checkout rules miss perks like that. Here are the Harris Teeter checkout rules North Carolinians should know before their next trip. 1. Scan Guarantee. When an item scans...

North Carolina · 2d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Live roaches, no food thermometer: 2 Triangle restaurants get B grades

The News & Observer publishes a weekly roundup of restaurant sanitation scores to keep you up-to-date on the health grades at Triangle dining spots. Sanitation scores and their corresponding letter grades are used in North Carolina to assess restaurants’ adherence to rules and standards intended to mitigate and prevent the spread of food-borne illnesses. You’ve likely seen sanitation grade cards at restaurants you’ve visited, and The N&O previously explained what those scores mean and how they’re calculated . Here are sanitation scores in Triangle counties from Nov. 3-9. Wake County sanitation scores The Wake County inspection management system shows 73 restaurant inspections were completed Nov. 3-9. Two restaurants received a B grade (a score of at least 80 but lower than 90): Dum N Grill (1000 Market Center Drive, Morrisville) received a score of 87 on Thursday, Nov. 5. The restaurant was in violation of 17 standards. Violations include gnats at a sink, no sanitizing solution test strips or food thermometer available, employees not washing hands while switching tasks and an employee tasting cooked rice with gloved hands and then putting the excess rice back into the pot of cooked rice, among other violations. The restaurant previously has not previously

Wake County, NC · 2d

decorhint.com

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These 15 North Carolina Nursing Homes Are Under The Spotlight In The Brand New 2027 U.S. News Ratings

Seventeen quality measures go into each side of these new nursing home ratings, which immediately told me this was more than a simple score. U.S. News released its 2027 results on November 10, giving families a fresh way to compare care across North Carolina. The ratings look at two very...

North Carolina · 1d

The Richmond Observer

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OPINION: Dear Democrats: Make civility great again. Please.

I'm a Gen Xer. We were brought up on Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers, in a world that taught us that no matter what our differences, we had a basic responsibility to be decent and civil and fair to ...

Rockingham, NC · 21h

The Richmond Observer

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Duke Energy and Amazon team up to support Richmond County students facing food insecurity

HAMLET -- Duke Energy employees joined forces with Amazon and Backpack Pals of Richmond County this week to help tackle food insecurity and support local students and families. As part of an ...

Richmond County, NC · 21h

Tabby's Pantry

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Six Fast Food Chains Went Up Against Each Other in One State, and Locals Already Have Favorites

North Carolina’s fast-food landscape is getting more crowded as Whataburger, Del Taco, Smashburger and Raising Cane’s expand alongside homegrown favorites Bojangles and Cook Out. The story is less about proven winners and more about a high-stakes battle for attention, convenience and repeat visits.

North Carolina · 1d