Governor Josh Stein highlighted North Carolina’s position as a leading state for economic development and tourism during his recent visit to Ireland. The Governor’s trip included meetings with Irish officials and executives aimed at strengthening ties between the two regions. This visit underscores the growing relationship between North Carolina and
Michigan’s third-grade reading scores hit a 12-year low, with just 38.2% proficient, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
A federal judge ruled that American Prairie can continue grazing bison on federal land, blocking a BLM rule for now.
Cuts to SNAP may lead to students losing free school meals, impacting childhood hunger and learning as federal changes take effect.
Cities use AI to reduce housing permit delays by automating application checks, aiming to cut down correction cycles.
Cuts to SNAP worry experts about school meal programs. Stricter requirements may end free meals, impacting students.
Rising Unemployment Rates Affect All North Carolina Counties in July 2026 In July 2026, unemployment rates, which were not seasonally adjusted, increased across all 100 counties in North Carolina. The highest unemployment rates were recorded in Edgecombe and Halifax Counties, both at 5.5 percent, while Currituck County reported the lowest
Major party candidates in Michigan clash over the Education Freedom Tax Credit, impacting schools and parents.
The G20 Finance Track in Asheville concluded, spotlighting inflation, AI, and US-Iran tensions, amid media access issues.
Despite a record-low in veteran homelessness in 2025, half of U.S. states saw increases, highlighting ongoing challenges.
The University of Michigan appoints C. Cybele Raver as its 17th president, starting December 1.
Three Michigan school districts adopt free direct primary care clinics to combat rising health costs and improve access.
