Governor Stein Promotes North Carolina in Europe for Economic Growth Governor Josh Stein, alongside Department of Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley, has recently concluded a trip to Switzerland and Germany to market North Carolina as a prime destination for economic investments and tourism. Their mission aimed to strengthen ties with European
A proposed federal rule may cut loan access for cosmetology programs failing an earnings test, impacting students.
The NC Department of Environmental Quality held a hearing on cleaning up Greensboro’s Bingham Park, shifting to full remediation.
Athens’ 26th annual Hot Corner Festival celebrates the city’s African-American business community from June 11-13.
Jim Troupis’ lawyers seek to move his trial from Dane County, arguing for fairness and citing a federal pardon claim.
Lackawanna Sheriff requests investigation into deputies’ alleged overtime fraud; AG’s office to potentially step in.
Asheville City Council approved a $275.6M budget for FY 2026-27 after a 4-3 vote amid notable disagreements.
With gas prices up 44% this summer, optimize trips by grouping errands to save money and time, easing the impact on your family budget.
Two GOP candidates in Michigan’s 10th District have ties to scandal-ridden prosecutor Peter Lucido, accused of misconduct.
In April, Milwaukee sanitation workers Naz Nalls and Omar found a starving dog in a trash bin and rescued him. Supervisor Alex Halverson later adopted him.
Congress debates federal farm bill as the Save Our Bacon Act targets state animal welfare laws, challenging Prop 12.
