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Gov. Cooper announces up to $20K reward for info in Halifax County quadruple murder

WWAY News,

August 25, 2017

Gov. Roy Cooper (right) visits the Brunswick County Water Treatment Plant in Leland on Aug. 24

Gov. Cooper visits Brunswick, New Hanover, Pender

WWAY News,

August 24, 2017

Heart appears atop remains of toppled Durham Confederate statue

Helen Holt,

August 24, 2017

Gov. Cooper wants NC back in spotlight for film industry

Basil John,

August 24, 2017

Gov. Cooper announces $1.9M in grants

WWAY News,

August 21, 2017

Duke University removes damaged Robert E. Lee statue

Associated Press,

August 19, 2017

North Carolina House proposes new legislative district map

Associated Press,

August 19, 2017

Gov. Roy Cooper visits Wilmington on March 14

Gov. Cooper adds 2 more bills to legislature's agenda with vetoes

WWAY News,

August 15, 2017

The sign at the Chemours facility near Fayetteville (Photo: Jenna Kurzyna/WWAY)

Senate to call legislative hearing over handling of GenX, state responds

WWAY News,

August 15, 2017

Gov. Cooper calls to remove Confederate monuments in the state

WWAY News,

August 15, 2017

Revlon to invest $16M in N. Carolina plant, create 55 jobs

Associated Press,

August 12, 2017

Lawmakers seek answers from Cooper on money request, probes

Associated Press,

August 11, 2017

NC senators respond to Cooper administration's GenX funding request

WWAY News,

August 9, 2017

GOP wants Cooper fundraiser with lawyers scrutinized

Associated Press,

August 9, 2017

Dozens weigh in on offshore drilling

Sarah Johnson,

August 8, 2017

State agencies ask outline funding request in wake of GenX investigation

WWAY News,

August 8, 2017

Federal investigators ask NCDEQ for documents about Chemours, GenX

WWAY News,

August 3, 2017

Expect little on vetoes when lawmakers return to Raleigh

Associated Press,

August 2, 2017

Gov. Roy Cooper addresses the media about GenX during a news conference in Wilmington on July 24

Gov. Cooper expands science panel to address new or unregulated chemicals

WWAY News,

August 1, 2017

N. Carolina governor to visit site of utility damage on coast

Associated Press,

July 31, 2017

Gov. Roy Cooper tours the Pender County Water Treatment Plant on July 31

Gov. Cooper tours Pender Co. water treatment plant amid GenX concerns

Hannah Patrick,

July 31, 2017

New NC law makes it crime to fly drones near prisons, jails

Hannah Patrick,

July 30, 2017

Island businesses fret about power outage losses

Associated Press,

July 29, 2017

Parts of Outer Banks go dark, ending vacation for thousands

Associated Press,

July 28, 2017

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Gov. Cooper announces up to $20K reward for info in Halifax County quadruple murder

Gov. Cooper visits Brunswick, New Hanover, Pender

Heart appears atop remains of toppled Durham Confederate statue

Gov. Cooper wants NC back in spotlight for film industry

Gov. Cooper announces $1.9M in grants

Duke University removes damaged Robert E. Lee statue

North Carolina House proposes new legislative district map

Gov. Cooper adds 2 more bills to legislature's agenda with vetoes

Senate to call legislative hearing over handling of GenX, state responds

Gov. Cooper calls to remove Confederate monuments in the state

Revlon to invest $16M in N. Carolina plant, create 55 jobs

Lawmakers seek answers from Cooper on money request, probes

NC senators respond to Cooper administration's GenX funding request

GOP wants Cooper fundraiser with lawyers scrutinized

Dozens weigh in on offshore drilling

State agencies ask outline funding request in wake of GenX investigation

Federal investigators ask NCDEQ for documents about Chemours, GenX

Expect little on vetoes when lawmakers return to Raleigh

Gov. Cooper expands science panel to address new or unregulated chemicals

N. Carolina governor to visit site of utility damage on coast

Gov. Cooper tours Pender Co. water treatment plant amid GenX concerns

New NC law makes it crime to fly drones near prisons, jails

Island businesses fret about power outage losses

Parts of Outer Banks go dark, ending vacation for thousands

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