The Trump administration faced another setback in its bid for unredacted voter data from Wisconsin as the appeals court denied the DOJ’s expedited request.
Democratic nominee Roy Cooper criticizes Republican Michael Whatley for not securing Hurricane Helene aid for NC.
Duke Energy upgrades grid with self-healing tech to reduce outages, but critics highlight ongoing fossil fuel use issues.
Visitors at Burlington Arboretum can enjoy a 12-foot guitar sculpture honoring John Currin’s legacy and love of music.
En este episodio de Al Aire con KUNR: comida gratuita para niños, efectos de incendios en Tahoe y cuidado de mascotas.
Boone, NC, enacts water restrictions amid drought, banning non-essential use. Violators face penalties; no end date set.
Meteorologists warn of a dangerous heat wave next week, with indices over 100°F, raising health risks in North Carolina.
Montana legislators push for expanded public transit funding as survey shows community support for increased investment.
The Emerald Bay Shuttle is back, running daily through Labor Day to ease traffic and parking issues in the area.
Guilford County’s revised budget slashes school funding due to Senate Bill 889, impacting safety and staff pay plans.
Biologists confirm the invasive bloody red shrimp is now established in Lake Superior, raising ecological concerns.
A Wisconsin woman and her son are detained by ICE in Texas over a missed court date. Her attorney disputes her return to Colombia.
