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Gov. Roy Cooper gives an update on COVID-19 in North Carolina in a press briefing from Raleigh. North Carolina recorded its highest number of statewide cases Wednesday.
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8 hours ago · CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. (WNCN) — Families along the North Carolina Coast are dealing with flooding and damage from a potential tropical cyclone. Gov. Roy Cooper said Brunswick County was hit the hardest during a news conference on Wednesday afternoon in Southport. The governor declared a State of Emergency for eight counties in the southeastern ...
North Carolina is continuing to gain momentum. Here’s a look back at some of the highlights of 2023, showing how Governor Cooper is working to make our state healthier, better educated and put more money in the pockets of North Carolinians. Get Email Alerts. Sign up to receive updates from Governor Roy Cooper.
Securing North Carolina’s Future: Governor Cooper Presents Budget that Raises Teacher Pay, Secures Child Care, Instead of More Taxpayer-Funded Private School Vouchers- Governor Cooper Visits Camp Lejeune, Meets with Marine Corps Leadership and Tours Ongoing Military Construction Projects
- Governor Cooper Honors NASA Astronaut and North Carolina Native Christina Koch, Highlights North Carolina’s Strong Public Schools
3 hours ago · The North Carolina State of Emergency Response Team began monitoring the storm Friday and continued to do so through the weekend, according to Director William Ray. There was predicted to be 5 to 8 inches of rain, but some areas in Brunswick County received more than 20 inches, Cooper said, and “caused significant problems.”
Sep 29, 2022 · RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Following his declaration of a State of Emergency on Wednesday, Governor Roy Cooper and emergency management officials are providing updates to the state’s efforts to prepare for impacts of Ian expected to start Friday.
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Sep 5, 2024 · Today, Governor Roy Cooper and Democratic legislative leaders held a press conference highlighting Republican legislators' disastrous plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars more on taxpayer funded private school vouchers while that should be going to public schools.
We need to put a moratorium on destructive private school vouchers until North Carolina’s public schools are fully funded. Learn more here.
