He will forever be known as “the man who saved Shaw University.” Dr. Talbert Oscall Shaw, the 12th president of Shaw University, died last week in Boca Raton, Florida. He
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A federal three-judge panel has ruled that the N.C. legislative redistricting maps produced by its special master will be used for the upcoming 2018 midterm elections – the candidate filing
At least one North Carolina congressperson joined a plethora of critics expressing utter outrage over confirmed reports that President Donald Trump, in a meeting with Senate leaders last week, referred
If political body language means anything, Republican legislative leaders in the N.C . General Assembly, and their attorneys in the Covington vs. North Carolina redistricting case seem almost resolved that
On Wednesday, Jan. 10, supporters of the N.C. NAACP came from all across the state to rally at the N.C.
It was Sunday, Dec. 12, just over a month after veteran civil rights leader, Rev. Jesse Jackson, announced that he was suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
All or portions of roughly 20 state laws took effect Monday, Jan. 1, in North Carolina.
Love it or hate it, 2017 will be a year not soon forgotten.
It was the year of recovering from the 2016 election of Donald Trump; when a Democratic governor came into office in North Carolina, bitterly opposed by GOP lawmakers; and a prominent black leader gained national prominence as he stepped away from the NCNAACP.
After 16 years, Durham Mayor William “Bill” Bell, a Winston-Salem native, stepped down as the Bull City’s titular government leader Dec. 4.
