U.S. Senate Passes Bill That Includes $1.7 Billion In Florence Relief
The U.S. Senate has voted to allocate new disaster relief funding for states in the path of Hurricane Florence.
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Greensboro City Attorney Resigns From Post
The City of Greensboro announced the resignation of a key staff member.
NCDOT Plans Open Houses To Discuss Business 40 Closure
A planned extended closure of Business 40 in Winston-Salem is only a month away. The N.C. Department of Transportation is holding two open houses in October to answer motorists' questions.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018
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ProPublica Analysis Finds Fewer N.C. Early Voting Sites This Year
Election officials on both sides of the political aisle say that new early voting rules mandated by the legislature are hurting their ability to serve their voters.
NCDOT: Most Piedmont Roads Damaged During Florence Reopen
The majority of roadways that were damaged in the Piedmont during Hurricane Florence have been repaired and reopened. The storm left many roads impassable.
Democracy 101: The Fight Over The Supermajority
This is part of our election-year civics series, Democracy 101.
State Officials Say No Elevated Levels Of Metals In Neuse River
Regulators with the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality say their tests on the Neuse River show no elevated levels of dangerous metals in the water.
Former Charter School Headmaster Begins New Public School Job
State Superintendent Mark Johnson recently announced a new chief of staff to help oversee North Caroli
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, October 2nd, 2018
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