This collection of stories examines recent events and legal decisions that influence North Carolina's ongoing debate over gun ...

This collection of stories examines the central issues and differing viewpoints in North Carolina's current debate over ...

The North Carolina gun debate for 2025 is intensifying as legislators introduce bills like House Bill 5 and Senate Bill 50, which would allow concealed carry without a permit, ...

The state director for the National Rifle Association, D.J. Spiker, also says constitutional carry should be their next big priority. “Certainly in North Carolina, there's an opportunity for ...

The North Carolina gun debate for 2025 is intensifying as legislators introduce bills like House Bill 5 and Senate Bill 50, which would allow concealed carry without a permit, ...

A proposed amendment filed this week to restrict what limits can be placed on gun ownership in North Carolina is the latest shot in the growing debate over nullification of federal laws. Rep ...

A bill that would discard North Carolina’s longstanding requirement that gun buyers need to obtain a permit and clear a mental evaluation will head to the governor’s desk Wednesday.

House Democrats are pushing for the North Carolina General Assembly to debate two bills that would change gun laws in the state.House Bill 525 would allow North Carolina residents to stop other ...

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is heard on a video discussing AR-15s, the weapon used in the mass school shooting in Texas. Gov. Roy Cooper issued a scathing response on Twitter.

In North Carolina, the prospect for tougher gun laws appears unlikely, ... “Folks want to try to drag the gun debate into it,” Republican House Speaker Tim Moore told a TV interviewer last week.

The North Carolina gun debate for 2025 is intensifying as legislators introduce bills like House Bill 5 and Senate Bill 50, which would allow concealed carry without a permit, ...