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Razing concern: NC’s brutalist era is slowly ending — for better or worse
Raleigh. Greensboro. Charlotte. The blocky buildings are all across the state. But the love affair with these concrete cubes may be over.
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What we’re watching: These bills from NC lawmakers could go the distance
From gun rights to Helene recovery to cellphone restrictions, bills introduced this legislative session follow familiar ...
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Repaired. Replaced. Reopened. Hit hard by Helene, this is what paved the way for these NC roads to come back.
Consider 1,400. That's roughly the number of roads and bridges Helene ruined. The state faces the monumental task of fixing ...
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Ghost in the machine: ‘Signature verification’ program for NC voters has reliability issues, report says
The signature program is signed, sealed but not exactly delivered following a study that involved 10 counties and cost over ...
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‘Indecent’ proposal: An NC school club’s plan to test their LGBTQ+ trivia skills is game over — for now
The ban came from no less than the superintendent. Now, the ACLU is involved and Cleveland County finds itself in a fight ...
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NC lawmakers to focus on Helene, the budget and, some predict, cooperation
The North Carolina General Assembly meets in the State Legislative Building in Raleigh, seen here in Feb. 2018. File / Frank Taylor / Carolina Public Press Republican lawmakers may be feeling a bit of ...
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Tag: Hurricane Helene
Consider 1,400. That’s roughly the number of roads and bridges Helene ruined. The state faces the monumental task of fixing them all.