Kay Hagan Coverage

GARY PEARCE: Will the 16-year itch get scratched in 2024?

Tuesday, March 9, 2021 -- The 2024 battle lines are being drawn. Biden is pushing a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill. A Morning Consult poll said 77% of Americans support it, including 59% of Republicans. But Republicans in Congress unanimously oppose it. Will voters think Republicans are obstructionists - or that Democrats are overreaching?

Fact check: Rev. Barber says Democrats lose 'every time' Senate group overlooks black candidates

The Rev. Dr. William Barber says that every time the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has overlooked a black candidate in North Carolina's Senate primary, the endorsed candidate has gone on to lose. This year, the DSCC endorsed Cal Cunningham over Erica Smith.

Paul Specht, PolitiFact reporter

Gathering held in Raleigh to remember late Sen. Kay Hagan

A small gathering in Raleigh remembered former North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan on Wednesday. The Greensboro Democrat died last month after a long illness.

David Crabtree recalls the life and accomplishments of Kay Hagan

WRAL News anchor David Crabtree reflects on the life of Kay Hagan, who passed away earlier this week.

Mourners pay final respects to former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan

Mourners packed into First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro to pay their final respects to Kay Hagan, after she died last week from an illness.

WATCH: Funeral for former US Sen. Kay Hagan

Family and friends gather at First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro to remember former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, who died last week of a rare virus at the age of 66.

Editorial: KAY HAGAN - Assertive and effective service to her constituents and state

Friday, Nov. 1, 2019 -- In Kay Hagan's life, particularly her public life, she was what she most valued - assertive and effective in service to her constituents and the state.

DRAUGHON DRAWS: Sen. Kay Hagan 1953-2019

Friday, Nov. 1, 2019 -- Capitol Broadcasting Company's editorial cartoonist.

Gov. Hunt, former staffer recall Hagan's energy

Former Gov. Jim Hunt spotted Kay Hagan's political potential early on, and both he and one of her former staffers remember her as feisty and energetic when it came to getting the job done.

NC Senate honors Hagan

Members of the state Senate honored their one-time colleague, former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, upon learning of her death.

Condolences pour in for Hagan upon her death

Politicians from both sides of the aisle joined together Monday to remember former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, who died after a lengthy illness.

Sen. Berger: 'It's just sad ... it's tragic'

President Pro Tempore Senator Phil Berger shared a few words on the passing of former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan.

Kay Hagan dies after battling illness

Former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan died Monday after battling a lengthy illness, her family said.

Flags in NC lowered to half-staff to honor former US Sen. Kay Hagan

Former U.S. Sen, Kay Hagan has died after battling a lengthy illness, her family and Democratic party leaders confirmed to WRAL News Monday. She was 66.

NRA to participate in CNN town hall

The National Rifle Association will participate in CNN's nationally televised town hall Wednesday with students, parents and community members who were affected by last week's school shooting.

By Sophie Tatum (CNN)

Energy Department probing grant linked to Hagan

More than a year after it became an issue in the 2014 U.S. Senate race, officials with the U.S. Department of Energy won't detail why they are looking into JDC, a company owned by the family of former Sen. Kay Hagan.

Mark Binker

Hagan to work for DC lobbying firm

Former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan has joined Akin Gump's policy and law practice. The firm, founded in 1945, has an international law practice and is one of the largest lobbying shops in Washington, D.C.

Mark Binker

Wednesday Wrap: Saying 'I don't'

State senators voted 32-16 in favor of a bill to allow magistrates with a religious objection to some marriages to opt out of performing any marriages. The measure, which also applied to clerks in county register of deeds offices who process marriage licenses, is now headed to the House.

The Wrap@NCCapitol (Feb. 25, 2015)

State senators voted 32-16 in favor of a bill to allow magistrates with a religious objection to some marriages to opt out of performing any marriages. The measure, which also applied to clerks in county register of deeds offices who process marriage licenses, is now headed to the House.

Hagan lands Harvard fellowship

Former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan is trading Capitol Hill for Beacon Hill, spending the next few months at Harvard University as a fellow at the school's John F. Kennedy School of Government.

Matthew Burns

Month by month, here are the stories (maybe) of 2015

Our crystal-ball-gazing reporter sees political intrigue, tax tenseness and more Medicaid mishegas in 2015.

Mark Binker

Tillis takes US Senate race

Republican state House Speaker Thom Tillis appears to have won the U.S. Senate campaign against Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan.

Mark Binker

Bill Clinton latest celeb supporter in Senate race

Comparing himself to an old racehorse being sent around the track during every election cycle, former President Bill Clinton urged a Raleigh crowd Friday to head to the polls and vote to carry fellow Democrat U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan down the homestretch and push her across the finish line first next Tuesday.

Matthew Burns

President Clinton to stump for Hagan in Raleigh

Former President Bill Clinton will visit Raleigh's Broughton High School on Friday for an early voting event with U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan.

Hagan stimulus story hits the ad wars

Republicans are hammering incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan with the fact her husband's company landed stimulus grants after she voted for the bill. Hagan says it is Republican Thom Tillis who has conflict of interest problems.

Mark Binker and Tyler Dukes