Governor Josh Stein announced that AbbVie Inc., a prominent global biopharmaceutical company, plans to establish a new pharmaceutical operation in Durham County, North Carolina. The development will create 734 jobs and involve a significant investment of $1.4 billion to build a 185-acre state-of-the-art manufacturing campus in Durham. The announcement signifies
President Trump’s Fed pick, Kevin Warsh, vows independence as tensions rise over Trump’s interest rate demands and Powell probe.
The Michigan Department of Education has set new mentorship standards to improve teacher retention and address shortages.
HELENA — Carson Woodland, a Realtor, briefly became a pawn broker during a reentry exercise for former inmates.
New research indicates SNAP work requirements fail to boost employment and may reduce food assistance participation.
Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has announced that the state’s Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has sanctioned grants totaling $1,657,500 for seven local government projects. These initiatives are expected to generate 215 jobs, with 26 already announced, and stimulate approximately $41 million in additional investment from private and public sectors.
Georgia’s labor force and employment hit record highs in February with 5.45M in the labor force and 5.25M employed.
Kent Syverud steps down as University of Michigan president-elect due to brain cancer; will serve as law professor.
States are stockpiling gold and promoting gold-backed debit cards to counter inflation, sparking debate on their necessity.
In Southeast Michigan, 5 in 6 kids miss out on after-school programs due to lack of affordability and accessibility.
Birth rates in the U.S. continue to decline, with teen fertility dropping significantly. C-section rates are rising.
In Murphy, NC, a crypto mine’s hum disrupts peace, sparking local concerns over AI data centers and their impact.
