North Carolina Advances Industrial Development with Selectsite Readiness Program In a recent visit to Enfield, North Carolina, Governor Josh Stein highlighted the state’s efforts to prepare industrial sites for development through the Selectsite Readiness Program. This initiative is part of the broader strategy to enhance North Carolina’s appeal for advanced
Household incomes grew unevenly in the US over 50 years, with Utah leading at 78% growth. Educational attainment and immigration boost income growth.
President Trump’s Fed chair pick, Kevin Warsh, faces Senate opposition, amid a probe into current chair Jerome Powell.
Multiple parents from Ypsilanti Community Schools were detained by ICE, causing fear and disruption in the community.
A study warns new loan caps could deter nurses from pursuing advanced degrees, risking healthcare access in Michigan.
Chanea Bond’s Fort Worth classroom goes analog to keep AI out, emphasizing handwritten work to build thinking skills.
Chanea Bond’s students handwrite assignments to avoid AI, believing it helps them think and write better independently.
The Michigan High School Athletic Association now allows athletes to earn from personal branding like NIL in college.
The unemployment rate in North Carolina for December 2025 remained steady at 3.9%, unchanged from the previous month, according to the latest data released by the state’s government. This rate is in contrast to the national unemployment rate, which saw a slight decrease from November, reaching 4.4%. Over the past
Patrick Thaw, stuck in Singapore due to a travel ban, is grappling with being away from his friends at Michigan.
In Montana, Tax Appeal Boards face vacancies, causing frustration for residents like Linde Hoff over property tax appeals.
Nebraska’s GDP grew 5% in Q3 2025, tying for 13th-highest nationally, but tax revenues declined, impacting the budget.
