Gov. Cooper increases NC unemployment benefits
Gov. Cooper increases NC unemployment benefits after Helene. Here’s what’s available.
Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order Wednesday increasing the maximum weekly unemployment payment available to North Carolinians in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The executive order applies statewide and authorizes the current maximum weekly payment of $350 to be raised to $600.
Gov. Roy Cooper addresses threats against FEMA workers
Gov. Roy Cooper made stops in Yancey County's Pensacola community and Bakersville in Mitchell County on Wednesday, Oct. 16.
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson's statement comes one day after NC Governor Roy Cooper suggested Robinson ...
Over the weekend, officials said FEMA paused briefly some operations in the state because of threats made against its workers ...
Gov. Roy Cooper and FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell condemned the misinformation spread online about the government’s ...
Former President Donald Trump has accused Gov. Roy Cooper of blocking aid to victims of Helene in western North Carolina. Paul Specht of WRAL joins Morning Edition host Marshall Terry to discuss.
In a visit to Marshall Oct. 10, Roy Cooper said funding for WNC would require creativity, and spoke out against ...
Gov. Roy Cooper specifically called out Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the Republican candidate for governor, who has criticized the ...
N.C. Gov. Cooper and FEMA Administrator Criswell say disinformation could be preventing people in Western North Carolina from ...
Gov. Roy Cooper is joined by several North Carolina agencies to discuss ongoing disaster response and recovery efforts ...
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