
Protests Erupt Nationwide Against USPS Privatization Threats
Union workers protest against USPS privatization, citing potential cost hikes and financial burdens on taxpayers.
Union workers protest against USPS privatization, citing potential cost hikes and financial burdens on taxpayers.
Ralliant Corporation to Establish Global Headquarters in Raleigh, Creating 180 Jobs Governor Josh Stein announced that Ralliant Corporation will set up its global headquarters in Wake County, Raleigh, creating 180 new jobs. The company, known for its precision technologies across various industry sectors, will invest $2.1 million in the North
North Carolina reports its highest flu deaths this season since 2017-2018, with 362 fatalities, urging caution.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins expects a review for rehiring terminated Forest Service workers in NC.
The deadline for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) applications in 39 North Carolina counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is fast approaching, set for March 10.
Grammy-winning artist Roberta Flack, known for her soulful piano and vocals, passed away at 88 after battling ALS.
Crews halted a downtown Asheville gas leak caused by third-party damage. Repairs are ongoing; evacuations were made.
City Manager Debra Campbell to retire Dec. 2025, pledges commitment to Asheville during leadership transition.
A protest in Charlotte opposes Republican Griffin’s bid to discard votes in a contested N.C. Supreme Court race.
Stephanie McGarrah has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary for the newly established Division of Community Revitalization (DCR) at the North Carolina Department of Commerce, effective January 22. Her appointment is part of Governor Josh Stein’s initiative to focus on recovery and revitalization efforts for western North Carolina following Hurricane
Chandler Mohammed, a trans nonbinary person in Charlotte, navigates fear and community under Trump’s policies.
State lawmakers propose a $500M Hurricane Helene recovery bill, prioritizing home repairs, agriculture, and resilience.
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