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Matthew Burns

Matthew Burns

Senior Producer & Political Editor at WRAL-TV Online

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UNC-Charlotte lab confirms state’s first case of coronavirus’ omicron variant :: WRAL.com

A University of North Carolina at Charlotte student is the first person in the state known to have been infected with the coronavirus’ fast-spreading omicron variant, officials said Friday.
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Police: Vendor, would-be robbers exchanged shots, setting off Black...

A man selling jewelry exchanged gunfire with two men trying to rob him a week ago at the Streets at Southpoint mall in Durham, police said.
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Cooper vetoes plan to tighten deadline for absentee ballots

Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have required that mailed absentee ballots arrive by Election Day.
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VP touts infrastructure plan’s benefits in NC stop :: WRAL.com

North Carolina families will see a myriad of benefits from President Joe Biden’s two-part plan to boost the nation’s physical and human infrastructure, Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday during a brief visit to Charlotte.
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New NC congressional map played role in Butterfield’s decision not ...

Democratic 1st District Congressman Butterfield announced Thursday that he won’t seek re-election and intends to retire at the end of his term in Dece
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NC lawmakers move up absentee ballot deadline, make other elections...

Absentee ballots would have to be received by the time polls close on Election Day to count, under legislation that cleared the General Assembly on Th
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Governor pardons NC man whose murder conviction was overturned :: W...

A North Carolina man who spent 24 years in prison before his murder conviction was overturned was granted a pardon on Friday.
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Cawthorn to seek re-election in new congressional district

State House Speaker Tim Moore has told Republicans he’ll forego a congressional run and seek another term as speaker.
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Lawsuit: Pasquotank deputy ‘altered’ his weapon after shooting Andr...

The family of an Elizabeth City man who was killed by Pasquotank County deputies in April has updated their lawsuit over the fatal shooting to include allegations that one deputy “altered” his gun before investigators could check it as evidence.
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Poll: GOP voters back Medicaid expansion in NC, especially when the...

A slim majority of Republican voters in North Carolina favor expanding Medicaid in the state, but the support grows to about three of every four when
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Retired judge wins Durham mayoral race; Chapel Hill re-elects mayor...

A month after topping a seven-person primary field, retired judge Elaine O’Neal won the Durham mayoral race on Tuesday.
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Cooper vetoes latest attempt to curtail his emergency powers

Gov. Roy Cooper issued an 11th-hour veto Monday evening to block legislation that would limit the governor’s emergency powers.
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NC will have ‘plenty of supply’ of pediatric coronavirus vaccine, o...

North Carolina will have enough pediatric coronavirus vaccine available to start administering shots as soon as federal regulators give final approval for immunizing children ages 5 to 11, state officials said Wednesday.
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DHHS gives pediatricians, health departments first shot at COVID va...

Scores of pediatrics offices across North Carolina could be part of “Wave 1” in the state’s effort to vaccinate children against coronavirus.
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Change is Brewing: NC pension funds could divest Ben & Jerry’s stoc...

No more Chunky Monkey for state retirees?
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Raleigh police officers, firefighters threaten to sue over city’s v...

City leaders have set a Friday deadline for most Raleigh workers to get vaccinated against coronavirus if they ever want to be promoted. Public safety workers like police officers and firefighters have until the end of the year to get their shots.
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Utah Arts Review » Blog Archive » Utah Opera returns with zany, colorful staging of Rossini's “Barber”  Utah Arts Review
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Man charged in Raleigh police officer’s shooting pleads guilty to f...

A Henderson man charged with shooting a Raleigh police officer almost three years ago pleaded guilty Thursday to federal offenses.
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State takes control of Spring Lake’s finances :: WRAL.com

State officials on Tuesday took control of Spring Lake’s finances, citing concerns that the town on the Cumberland-Harnett county line could default on its debt in the coming weeks.
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Councilwoman drops out of race for Durham mayor, leaving former jud...

Retired judge Elaine O’Neal and City Councilwoman Javiera Caballero will vie to become Durham’s next mayor after easily topping a seven-person field in Tuesday’s primary.
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NC congressional candidate’s viral campaign ad raises profile, prom...

State Rep. Charles Graham’s congressional campaign hit the ground running this week with an online ad that quickly went viral. But the the attention G