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WRAL-TV goes behind the headlines for a more in-depth discussion of the issues, every Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Comments or questions? Email ontherecord@wral.com.
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On the Record: Requesting public records in North Carolina
On the Record discusses access to public records in North Carolina from institutions such as public universities and government agencies. -
On the Record: HB2 repeal and replacement
On the Record discusses the repeal and replacement of House Bill 2 in North Carolina. -
On the Record: One year with HB2
On the Record discusses the year of conflict with House Bill 2. -
On the Record: Gov. Cooper delivers 'State of North Carolina' address, says things look promising
When Governor Roy Cooper delivered the "State of North Carolina" address, he suggested that the state is "promising," but opponents say "not so fast." -
On the Record: Waiting on court to decide battle between Cooper, Republican lawmakers
On the Record looks at the ongoing legal battle between Gov. Roy Cooper's administration and Republican lawmakers. -
On the Record: After murder case ends, Mike Peterson talks about plea deal that set him free
On the Record talks with Mike Peterson after he takes a plea deal in the case of his wife's death and is released from prison. -
On the Record: Local response to Trump and immigration
On the Record discusses the impact of federal immigration policy on the local community. -
On the Record Extra: NBC exec discusses WRAL, Olympics
During a visit to the WRAL studios, NBC Broadcasting Chairman Mark Lazarus talks about the network's Olympics coverage and its relationship with WRAL. -
On the Record: Voting rights battles continue, head to court
On the Record looks at why voting rights laws are so contentious and the court battles that ensue. -
2/11: Future effects, possible repeal of HB2
On the Record looks at the continuing effects and possible repeal of House Bill 2. -
On the Record: A look at Trump's controversial travel ban
On the Record takes a look at how President Donald Trump's travel ban affects Wake County. -
1/28: The Affordable Care Act
President Trump has promised to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. -
On the Record Extra: Tillis discusses Trump, work in DC
U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis talks about his work on Capitol Hill and what expects from President Donald Trump. -
01/21: Presidential Inauguration and protests
On the Record discusses the Presidential Inauguration, the extreme opposition for President Trump and the effect it could have on North Carolina's political climate. -
1/14: Lawmakers look forward to conflict and compromise in 2017
NC Representatives go on the record about healthcare, HB2 and taxes in the new year. -
On the Record: Cooper sworn in as NC governor
On the Record talks about what the Cooper administration might look like over the next four years. -
On the Record: Controversial bills presented in special legislative sessions
On the Record looks at controversial bills presented in a series of special legislative sessions. -
On the Record: Gov.-elect Roy Cooper discusses transition
On the Record talks with Gov.-elect Roy Cooper about his transition into the state's highest elected office. -
On The Record: One month later, gubernatorial race still undecided
On the Record looks at the North Carolina gubernatorial race, which still hasn't been decided a month after the election. -
On the Record Extra: Author discusses impact of 'A Christmas Carol'
Dr. Elliot Engel, a professor at North Carolina State University, discusses the impact of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" with WRAL's David Crabtree.
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