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Canton residents are still waiting for answers about the sale of stock by executives of the Pactiv Evergreen papermill. Local leaders are calling for an investigation and for $12 million in state incentives to be returned.
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Recent grants from the state Department of Natural and Cultural Resources will help communities increase their resilience against climate threats. Gov. Roy Cooper's budget out this week seeks even more money for the program in the coming year.
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What does homelessness in rural America look like?
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These books are increasingly coming under scrutiny by small but vocal groups, a collaboration of North Carolina media outlets found.
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New guidelines from American Academy of Pediatrics on evaluating and treating “obesity” in children prompt questions.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force omitted people 65 and older from suggested anxiety screening.
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North Carolina Republican legislative leaders can defend in federal court the state restrictions on dispensing abortion pills that are being challenged by a physician, a judge has ruled.
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Travelers packing firearms in their carryon will face criminal charges at Asheville Regional AirportAsheville Regional Airport is updating its enforcement practice. Beginning March 10, 2023, any person found with a firearm at the checkpoint will be criminally cited in addition to possible civil penalties assessed by the TSA.
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Duke University intends to challenge whether its graduate students can be considered employees under the National Labor Relations Act, likely delaying students from holding an election and possibly forming a union.
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New legislation in the North Carolina House calls for keeping daylight saving time in place year-round.