Challenges and Celebrations for North Carolina’s Migrant Workers in 2023
North Carolina’s migrant workers faced wage cuts, high heat, and isolation, but advocacy brought hope and empowerment.
December 15, 2025
North Carolina’s migrant workers faced wage cuts, high heat, and isolation, but advocacy brought hope and empowerment.
Trial proceeds for two charged with felony forgery in Wisconsin’s 2020 false electors scheme; third defendant split.
“Pike’s only county without a hospital now has a new primary care center, thanks to Northwell Health’s initiative.”
The University of Georgia celebrated over 3,200 graduates. Doug Ivester and Ron Walcott delivered key speeches.
The Greensboro Police Department receives a $500,000 grant to enhance public safety efforts and reduce violence.
The ACC Government offers shelter resources to keep the community warm during the cold winter weeks ahead.
The NC Supreme Court rejected HCA’s appeal, allowing AdventHealth to begin building a new hospital in Asheville.
Wisconsin mother Jenna Plager opts for road trips with her baby, relieved by TSA’s new breast milk screening rules.
The State of North Carolina has opened applications for a new disaster recovery initiative aimed at assisting small rental property owners in western North Carolina. The Small Rental Rehabilitation Program, announced by Governor Josh Stein, is the second initiative under the Renew NC recovery efforts. This program targets the repair
Shrinking national monuments like Bears Ears may threaten water sources for cities like Denver, warns a new report.
A new program in Nebraska collected over $500,000 from gambling winnings in three months to settle state debts.
Chef Donell Stallworth in Pensacola noticed Charlie Hicks’ absence from his daily routine, prompting a life-saving visit to the elderly man’s home.
