Tracking real-time results for the federal races in North Carolina’s 2026 primaries, including the NC-4 Democratic primary, NC-1 Republican primary, and more.
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Posted inPolitics & Government
Thom Tillis Skewers Kristi Noem Over Disaster Response at FEMA
He reproached the Homeland Security secretary over the slow trickle of funding to North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.
Posted inCourts & Justice
Durham Man Sues Over Alleged Wrongful Conviction
The lawsuit said the case is part of a systemic problem in which Durham Police detectives have engaged in misconduct that resulted in wrongful convictions.
Posted inElections
Republicans Appear Likely to Spend $10 Million Trying to Keep Berger in Office
That level of spending on a state legislative primary is unprecedented in North Carolina, political experts say.
Posted inPolitics & Government
2026 N.C. Primary Voter Guide
The Assembly’s voter guide gives you the information you need to know heading to the polls this primary season.
Posted inElections
How ICE Turned Charlotte’s Democratic Primary Into a Battleground
Carla Cunningham has long held her seat with little opposition. But a key vote turned this year’s primary into one of the most contentious.
Posted inElections
Old Wounds Reopen as Columbus County Prepares to Elect a Sheriff
Four Republicans are running in the primary in the first election since former sheriff Jody Greene stepped down.
Posted inHigher Education
UNC-CH Will ‘Scrap’ New Recording Policy, Chancellor Says
The move comes less than three weeks after the controversial rules were enacted.
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Small Changes, Big Impact: Why Heart Month Matters for The Triangle
February is American Heart Month, and because heart disease is the leading cause of death in North Carolina, it’s an important time to prioritize heart health. Research by the National Institute of Health shows that lifestyle factors play a significant role in cardiovascular health, which means the choices we make every day can have real impact.
Posted inSports
Duke’s Kara Lawson Doesn’t Care If You Underestimate Her
Duke’s women’s basketball team has turned its season around, but its coach is under more pressure than ever ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
