Governor Josh Stein announced a significant investment by Genentech in Holly Springs, North Carolina. The biotechnology company plans to build a new manufacturing plant at a cost of $700 million, creating 400 jobs. This development marks Genentech’s first East Coast production facility, which is expected to boost the local economy
Lauren Bacchus, part of Asheville’s 3,400-member Sinkhole Group, finds beauty in the city’s mysterious sinkholes.
Businesses can seek restraining orders against protesters blocking access under Senate Bill 484, balancing protest rights.
Last week, the NC Court of Appeals upheld the legislature’s power over elections, moving control from the governor.
In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s 53-day water crisis, Buncombe County opened care stations for showers and laundry.
A private foundation aids a North Carolina nonprofit after NEH funding cuts by the Trump Administration’s measures.
A Brevard officer claims he was fired for reporting missing evidence, including drugs, in a federal lawsuit.
Georgia Rep. Austin Scott suggests cutting federal Medicaid funding, risking insurance loss for thousands.
Invasive Alabama bass in Lake Norman threaten North Carolina’s native species and ecosystems, warns expert Dorsey.
The North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved four grant requests totaling $1,890,000, according to an announcement by Governor Josh Stein. Aimed at boosting local economies, these grants are expected to create 67 jobs and attract more than $15.5 million in private investments. The grants, which were awarded to
FEMA’s withdrawal of BRIC grants leaves NC cities like Salisbury struggling to fund flood mitigation projects.
At a UNC Asheville meeting, community members urged officials to keep the south campus forest undeveloped.
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