After concocting a last-minute deal, hurrying bills through multiple committees and both the House and Senate passing online sports betting, North Carolina will continue to outlaw it. Hope for online
North Carolina could pass online sports betting any time this week. Both the House Finance and House Rules Committees approved two bills (S.B. 688, S.B. 38) Wednesday that
North Carolina is progressing towards online sports betting in the final days of its 2022 legislative session. The House Judiciary 1 Committee approved two bills on Tuesday that would authorize
North Carolina began its 2022 lawmaking period with significant buzz around legalizing online sports betting. However, with just 16 days before the end of the legislative session, there has been
We’re nearly halfway through 2022, and so far, only Maine and Kansas have legalized sports betting while seven states have come up short. With most state legislatures adjourned
The governor of North Carolina has reiterated his support for legalizing online sports betting in an interview released on Tuesday. Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat in his second term, told
North Carolina lawmakers advanced a statewide mobile sports betting bill Thursday, a major step toward legal online wagering in the state. The North Carolina Senate voted, 26-19, to pass the
2020 ACC Tournament Odds & Pick: North Carolina vs. Virginia Tech Betting Preview Spread: UNC -4 Over/Under: 141 Time: 7 p.m. ET TV: ESPN Odds as of Tuesday
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If you haven’t followed along closely to this college basketball season, you might be a bit surprised to see Notre Dame favored over perennial powerhouse North Carolina. The