Roy Cooper’s life after the mansion: Sweaters, sports, driving and perhaps the Senate
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper will leave the mansion. Sweaters, driving, sports and maybe the Senate are in his future.
Roy Cooper showed Democrats how to govern and win. And he’s not done.
When Roy Cooper was narrowly elected North Carolina’s governor eight years ago, the prospects for a Democrat to get much done ...
After fighting virus, storms and Republicans, departing North Carolina Gov. Cooper focuses on wins
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper leaves his job next week after eight years. It's a span in which the southern Democrat picked ...
After eight years against the wind, Cooper heads out
In the last 125 years, only one of the 21 Democrats serving North Carolina as governor faced the same challenge as Roy Cooper ...
As NC Gov. Cooper leaves office, he’s learned from battles with legislature, business
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, worked with and against a Republican-controlled legislature on issues like ...
Roy Cooper departs as big projects remain unrealized
Roy Cooper oversaw a booming state economy in his eight years in office, but some of the biggest jobs projects have yet to ...
‘I’m not done’: A look at defining moments in NC Gov. Roy Cooper’s tenure
The Democratic governor has a storied career in NC politics and now he is finishing out his second term as governor. Here's ...
Gov. Roy Cooper’s legacy: He lost battles, but he didn’t lose what was important | Opinion
During the tense and dangerous first years of the COVID pandemic, Cooper used his emergency powers with clarity and ...
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As North Carolina’s Governor Departs, He Stays Cagey on 2026 and 2028
In an interview, Roy Cooper spoke about his legacy, how to appeal to Republicans and Democratic speculation that he might run for Senate or for president. By Reid J. Epstein Reporting from ...
NC Gov. Roy Cooper, in final days in office, ‘running hard through the tape’
After Gov. Roy Cooper leaves office, he'll take a few months off before making a decision on his future, he told th.
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As NC Gov. Cooper leaves office, he’s learned from battles with legislature, business
After eight years in office, the tenure of North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is coming to a close. Here’s coverage from The News & Observer that looks at the Democrat’s two terms and what’s next.
REID J. EPSTEIN: As Gov. Roy Cooper Departs, he stays cagey on 2026 and 2028
Roy Cooper talks about his legacy, how to appeal to Republicans and Democratic speculation that he might run for Senate or for president.