Governor Josh Stein announced today that Scout Motors Inc., an automotive manufacturer, will create 1,200 jobs in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. The company’s investment of over $206.9 million will establish its corporate headquarters in Charlotte. The project is facilitated by a state-approved Job Development Investment Grant (JDIG) and is expected
Watauga County seeks local help to improve foster care for at-risk youth, lacking sufficient foster families and facilities.
UNC-Chapel Hill rejects a 3% in-state tuition hike, opting to increase out-of-state tuition by 10% for revenue goals.
State officials set a public hearing in Asheville for 4 hospital systems’ expansion plans in Buncombe County.
HCA Healthcare’s 2025 revenue rose by $3.8B, leading to an upward revision of projections amid operational challenges.
Federal shutdown nears end, easing SNAP uncertainty. NC Gov. Stein aids Food Bank, presents $3.34M check amid crisis.
Chimney Rock will host a challenging new rock-climbing area thanks to the efforts of two nonprofits.
North Carolina attracts retirees, boosting demand for XanderGlasses. These captioning glasses aid those with hearing loss.
The Switzerland Inn faces a tough winter due to parkway closures, impacting tourism and local businesses.
Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has instructed the Governor’s Council on Workforce and Apprenticeships to propose strategies for implementing the newly introduced Workforce Pell grants. The objective is to provide North Carolina students with expanded career training opportunities. The Council comprises representatives from key stakeholders, including the North Carolina
Bethesda Center in Winston-Salem ends federal housing program involvement to focus on core mission amid rising needs.
Teachers statewide consider protests over low funding and lack of state budget. Unions encourage alternative actions.
