9:00 p.m. • 6-19-13
Republican Pat McCrory is out today with a new television ad in his campaign for governor.
"Feet" makes some reference to McCrory's support for energy exploration, although it doesn't mention the controversial process of "fracking" by name.
"The path to prosperity and thousands of jobs is right under our feet and off our coast. Those are our natural resources, let’s unleash their power safely and get back to being great again," McCrory says in the spot.
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The House takes up legislation that would allow the speed limit on some N.C. highways to be raised to 75 mph.
The Senate Health Committee is expected to take up an as-yet unannounced proposed committee substitute for a state symbols bill.
The Senate Education Committee discusses a bill that would give students with disabilities publicly-funded scholarships to attend…
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