Republican Rep. Chip Roy won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Texas on Tuesday, defeating Democrat Kristin Hook. Roy has caught ire from the mainstream Republican Party for his public ...

North Carolina’s outgoing Democratic Governor Roy Cooper (D) joined MSNBC on Tuesday morning to discuss the state of the race in his key battleground state. “This is a deadlocked race.

In response to the significant damage inflicted by Hurricane Helene, Governor Roy Cooper has taken decisive action to support recovery efforts in Western North Carolina. According to an official ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WITN) -Five living former North Carolina governors are supporting Gov. Roy Cooper’s fight with the General Assembly over control of election boards. Last year, lawmakers enacted ...

Gov. Roy Cooper and Eric Church spent time on Thursday in the North Carolina mountains, where the country music star is working to build 100 homes for Hurricane Helene survivors.

All this family drama plays out against the background of a city gripped by the threat of upheaval. For an American audience unfamiliar with Indian politics, Roy deftly outlines the stakes in an ...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, cast his ballot early on Tuesday for Kamala Harris for president, telling reporters after that Donald Trump will “turn our democracy upside down.” ...

A Raleigh home belonging to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper was damaged over the weekend. Saturday around 9:45 a.m., officers with the Raleigh Police Department responded to a home near downtown ...

I'm sure they want to go find James Taylor as well. Um Thank you all. North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, Luke Combs, Eric Church, David and Nicole Tepper, and Vic Isley are speaking ahead of the “C ...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, Luke Combs, Eric Church and Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper talk about the 'Concert for Carolina' benefit show on Saturday at Bank of America Stadium.

GOVERNOR ROY COOPER HAS SIGNED A SECOND HELENE RELIEF PACKAGE INTO LAW. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVED THE $604 MILLION BILL YESTERDAY. NOW IT’S 85% LESS THAN WHAT THE GOVERNOR PROPOSED ON WEDNESDAY.