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NC legislature completes budget, sends to Gov. Cooper

Associated Press,

June 1, 2018

North Carolina budget adjustments advance in the legislature

Associated Press,

May 29, 2018

Gov. Cooper: Republican $35M school safety plan not enough

Associated Press,

May 24, 2018

Republicans agree on how to address little-known chemicals

Associated Press,

May 17, 2018

NC legislative panel finalizing school safety ideas

Associated Press,

May 10, 2018

Gov. Roy Cooper talks about what priorities he thinks should be in the state budget on June 5

Cooper unveils recommended North Carolina budget alterations

Associated Press,

May 10, 2018

Gov. Cooper seeks $60M in new job training money

Associated Press,

May 2, 2018

Water exec: Uncertain mix of chemicals from consumer taps

WWAY News,

April 26, 2018

North Carolina teacher pay, student spending improved last year

Associated Press,

April 24, 2018

Gov. Cooper declares emergency in 2 counties for tornado

Associated Press,

April 20, 2018

Gov. Cooper seeks $130M for school safety, mental health needs

Associated Press,

April 19, 2018

Cooper orders flags across NC to half-staff to honor Barbara Bush

WWAY News,

April 18, 2018

An overhead view of the Cape Fear river this year. GenX continues to be a concern as we head into the new year.

North Carolina agency says Chemours lied about discharging GenX

Associated Press,

April 10, 2018

Ceremony honors life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Andrew James,

April 4, 2018

Cooper, GOP battle over federal grants, VW settlement money

Associated Press,

April 4, 2018

Gov. Cooper discusses 'NC Job Ready' in the Cape Fear

Kirsten Gutierrez,

April 3, 2018

One year later NC 'bathroom bill' saga lingers in election year

Associated Press,

March 30, 2018

Governor Roy Cooper speaks to local law enforcement and thanks them for their efforts combating the opioid crisis on October 26

Cooper wants to remain governor, not run for president

Associated Press,

March 29, 2018

Gov. Cooper to deliver keynote address during MLK Commemoration

WWAY News,

March 28, 2018

North Carolina Capitol in Raleigh (Photo: WTVD)

Public forum sets up historic decision on Confederate monuments

Associated Press,

March 21, 2018

Cooper spends time with students, talks local issues

Justin McKee,

March 20, 2018

ESPN: UNC's Fedora among 39 coaches who top their state's payroll

WWAY News,

March 20, 2018

Fishermen, environmentalists weigh potential impacts of offshore drilling

WWAY News,

March 19, 2018

Gov. Cooper wants updated gun laws, we ask local lawmakers if that will happen

Andrew James,

March 14, 2018

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NC legislature completes budget, sends to Gov. Cooper

North Carolina budget adjustments advance in the legislature

Gov. Cooper: Republican $35M school safety plan not enough

Republicans agree on how to address little-known chemicals

NC legislative panel finalizing school safety ideas

Cooper unveils recommended North Carolina budget alterations

Gov. Cooper seeks $60M in new job training money

Water exec: Uncertain mix of chemicals from consumer taps

North Carolina teacher pay, student spending improved last year

Gov. Cooper declares emergency in 2 counties for tornado

Gov. Cooper seeks $130M for school safety, mental health needs

Cooper orders flags across NC to half-staff to honor Barbara Bush

North Carolina agency says Chemours lied about discharging GenX

Ceremony honors life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Cooper, GOP battle over federal grants, VW settlement money

Gov. Cooper discusses 'NC Job Ready' in the Cape Fear

One year later NC 'bathroom bill' saga lingers in election year

Cooper wants to remain governor, not run for president

Gov. Cooper to deliver keynote address during MLK Commemoration

Public forum sets up historic decision on Confederate monuments

Cooper spends time with students, talks local issues

ESPN: UNC's Fedora among 39 coaches who top their state's payroll

Fishermen, environmentalists weigh potential impacts of offshore drilling

Gov. Cooper wants updated gun laws, we ask local lawmakers if that will happen

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