In the News 09/18/2020
Tillis Leads Legislation to Punish Criminals for Targeting Law Enforcement Officers
U.S. Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) led a group of Senators in introducing the Protect and Serve Act, legislation that would create federal penalties for individuals who deliberately target local, state, or federal law enforcement officers with violence.
In the News 08/10/2020
North Carolina senator says defense budget provides 3% raise, addresses housing
Senate version of the National Defense Authorization Act calls for a 3% pay raise for service members and money to research a vaccine for the coronavirus
In the News 06/10/2020
Key Senate panel approves 3 percent pay raise for troops next year
Senators included the 3 percent pay raise in the personnel section of the Senate Armed Services Committee’s annual defense authorization bill draft.
In the News 06/10/2020
Senate panel supports 3% pay boost for troops in 2021
The 3% pay raise, which if approved would go into effect in January, matches what the White House proposed in its budget recommendation submitted in February. Troops received a 3.1% boost in pay last year.
In the News 04/8/2020
Tillis: Expect $1,200 stimulus payments next week
In the News 04/8/2020
Tillis fields COVID-19 questions in telephone town hall
On Wednesday morning, U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis hosted his 16th telephone town hall answering questions from North Carolinians about the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the News 04/8/2020
"You will qualify for unemployment," said Senator Thom Tillis
In the News 04/7/2020
Senator Thom Tillis co-sponsored student VA GI-Bill
In the News 04/7/2020
Sen. Thom Tillis announces $34 million in grants to assist NC health care centers
In the News 04/6/2020
Senator Thom Tillis outlines NC response to COVID-19
North Carolina’s junior US Senator Thom Tillis, is working from his home near Lake Norman. As he talks to people over internet conferences every day, he says he’s confident we can get through the virus’ surge relatively quickly if everyone does their part.
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