Former NC Gov. Cooper to teach at Harvard University
RALEIGH, N.C. (WITN) - Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is accepting a teaching role at Harvard, according to WRAL. The Democrat was governor from 2017 to 2024 and is considering challenging ...
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State lawmakers file bills to allow for concealed carry without a permit in North Carolina
Two bills filed this session would allow for people to carry a concealed weapon without a permit, applying to everybody 18 ...
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Cook Society to Honor Gov. Cooper, Four Campus Leaders
Former N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper and four faculty, athletic and student leaders of the Duke community will be honored at the ...
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Former NC governor Roy Cooper teaching at Harvard University
Former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper will be teaching at Harvard University for eight weeks. U.S. to Get Federal Holiday ...
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North Carolina lawmakers propose next Helene package that's half the price of governor's
North Carolina Republican lawmakers on Wednesday unveiled their initial attempt this year to boost recovery funding for ...
Former NC Gov. Roy Cooper to teach at Harvard University
Cooper, a Democrat, served as governor from 2017 to 2024 and is considering challenging Sen. Thom Tillis next year, when the ...
Former NC governor Roy Cooper lands teaching position at Harvard University
After eight years leading the Tar Heel State, former governor Roy Cooper will be teaching at the country’s oldest institution of higher learning.
Former Gov. Roy Cooper accepts teaching role. What’s that mean for a Senate run?
Exclusive: While speculation grows about whether former Gov. Roy Cooper will challenge Sen. Thom Tillis, Cooper announces ...
North Carolina bills push to reduce early voting, limit governor’s clemency powers
Rep. Mark Brody wants this power to be approved by the General Assembly and would be extended beyond conviction to include the start of the defendant’s sentence.
North Carolina lawmakers propose Helene package that's less than half of Gov. Stein's ask
North Carolina Republican lawmakers on Wednesday unveiled new spending that totals less than half of what new Democratic Gov.