Governor Josh Stein has announced a significant development for Lee County, North Carolina, with STERIS plc’s decision to establish a new Chemistries Manufacturing Center of Excellence in the city of Sanford. This move is expected to create 335 jobs and involves an investment of $600 million by the healthcare company.
U.S. Senators propose a bill requiring schools to seek waivers before purchasing non-U.S. food, supporting local agriculture.
A near-record 13.2 million visitors spent $5.6 billion in Montana in 2025, boosting local economy and job growth.
The latest figures from the North Carolina Department of Commerce indicate a mixed trend in unemployment rates across the state’s counties for June 2026. Of the 100 counties, 39 saw an increase in unemployment rates, while 16 experienced a decrease, and 45 remained unchanged. Edgecombe County recorded the highest unemployment
The nation’s death rate hit a historic low in 2025, but state success varies with challenges in healthcare expansion.
Teen unemployment in Nebraska surged to 9.35% in May 2026 with rising minimum wages affecting job prospects.
A judge dismissed a discrimination case by ex-U-M diversity admin Rachel Dawson, fired over alleged antisemitic remarks.
Before heading to Michigan campuses, families must tackle FAFSA. Opens Oct 1, 2026; state deadline May 1, 2027.
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act empowers local governments by allowing federal grants for affordable housing.
Pat Mullooly, a sixth-generation farmer in Wisconsin, faces 2026’s challenging economic climate, reminiscent of past crises.
Skyeton, Inc., a manufacturer of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), is set to expand its operations by creating 162 new jobs in Cumberland County, North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein announced that the Las Vegas-headquartered company will invest over $3.1 million to establish its first flagship manufacturing facility in the United States
Athens’ unemployment rate rose to 3.5% in June, reflecting seasonal shifts, yet remains stable year-over-year.
