Obama Says He'll Continue to Push for Immigration Reform
President Obama says the new balance of power in Congress will not stop him from pushing immigration reform.
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President Obama says the new balance of power in Congress will not stop him from pushing immigration reform.
If you own a home in Mecklenburg County, you may have to pay higher property taxes so teachers can get a raise.
If early vote totals are any indication, teachers in Mecklenburg County will not be getting a raise.
Early numbers show overwhelming support for bonds supporting transportation, low-income housing, and neighborhood improvements.
WCCB's Audrina Bigos and Courtney Francisco report from the Thom Tillis and Kay Hagan watch parties as both candidates await election results.
Voters will decide Tuesday whether to approve nearly $146 million in bonds for projects including transportation, low-income housing and neighborhood improvements.
North Carolina's senate race is one of nine that could change the balance of power in Washington.
Democrat Irwin Carmichael and Republican Chris Hailey talk about their vision for the Mecklenburg county sheriff's office.
Women who want to get an abortion in North Carolina once again face the possibility they may be required to get an ultrasound before the procedure.
One week from election day, both Republican Thom Tillis and Democrat Kay Hagan are getting big-name help campaigning for U.S. Senate.
Republican U.S. Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham will join Tillis in Charlotte Tuesday for a tour of Hendrick Motorsports.
House Speaker Bobby Harrell admitted to using campaign funds to pay for personal expenses.
Democrat Kay Hagan leads Republican Thom Tillis by the slimmest of margins. We sat down with Senator Hagan to talk about the issues.
With early voting for the November 4th election beginning this week, Thom Tillis sat down with me today to talk about the issues.
If voters approve, it will bring in an estimated $28 million for CMS salary increases.
Patrick Cannon's sentence fits the mold in North Carolina for punishing elected officials who abuse their power.
A federal judge says Republican State House Speaker Thom Tillis and Senate Leader Phil Berger can intervene in two pending cases.
Cannon's sentencing closes a sad chapter in city politics. Reaction tonight from the community, former colleagues and current city leaders.
Court sketches show Patrick Cannon standing between his two attorneys as he faced a federal judge Tuesday.
Patrick Cannon's dramatic fall from grace ends with a federal prison sentence of 44 months. The defense argued Cannon punished himself enough and that his kids needed him. Prosecutors said it was up to the court to send a strong…