North Carolina

Coal Plant Saved from Retirement in $175M Energy Overhaul

Two dual-fuel power plants in North Carolina once scheduled to retire by 2035 will now operate at least through 2040.

North Carolina No. 1 for Business as Billions Pour In

For the third time in six years, North Carolina has been ranked No. 1 for business climate and economic development by Business Facilities.

North Carolina Gears Up for Big 250th Anniversary Celebration

North Carolina is ramping up celebrations for the 250th anniversary of American independence.

English Requirement for Truck Drivers Could Shut Down Thousands

Truck drivers who can’t read English road signs may soon be taken off the road under new legislation passed by the House.

North Carolina Winter Storm Set to Slam 11 Million

More than 11.1 million North Carolina residents are bracing for hazardous winter weather conditions this weekend.

North Carolina Sports Betting Boom Sends Tax Haul Soaring

Legal sports wagering in North Carolina is on pace to deliver a record-breaking $142 million to the state by the end of its second full fiscal year.

North Carolina Recognizes Biological Sex

A new law taking effect on January 1 officially recognizes biological sex in North Carolina.

Missing Cat Reunited After 443 Days, Hurricane Helene Miracle

Gabby the cat is home at last—443 days after disappearing during the chaos of Hurricane Helene.

FEMA Political Discrimination Scandal Rocks North Carolina

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is facing intense backlash after a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) investigation found the agency discriminated against Trump supporters.

North Carolina Medicaid Reimbursement Reversal

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has reversed controversial Medicaid reimbursement cuts that began on October 1.

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