A new bill filed got an immediate reaction from North Carolina lawmakers. “Here we go again. HB2. Have we not learned our ...

Two North Carolina Republican state senators unveiled legislation Tuesday that echoes the state's 2016 "bathroom bill," also ...

North Carolina made national news in 2016 for transgender bathroom rules that Republicans later repealed in face of boycotts.

Senate Bill 516, titled "Women's Safety and Protection Act," would only permit the biological sex assigned at birth on driver's licenses and end the ability to change the sex on ...

HB2 protestor Connie Jones of Raleigh center, shouts with other protestors holding up their signs on North Blount Street across from the Executive Mansion as Triangle Families Against HB2 loudly ...

The prominent North Carolina Republican announced his resignation from the Senate on Tuesday via a news release, citing his ...

The bill reignites a contentious debate over transgender bathroom access that roiled the state in 2016 following the passage ...

The bill filed Tuesday, Senate Bill 516, isn’t as sweeping as 2016’s House Bill 2, which banned transgender people from using the bathroom of the gender they identify as in all city, county and state ...

One impact on North Carolina's business community: the passage of the controversial HB2 or ""Bathroom Bill,"" which requires citizens to use the public facility that corresponds with their ...

When the North Carolina legislature this year passed HB2, the law requiring people to use public restrooms that match their sex at birth, it ignited a national boycott. But the law remains on the ...