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The first phase of a North Carolina State University water study on GenX is complete. Nearly every home whose tap water researchers tested last fall...
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State legislators have adjourned until May after voting to fix a long-standing issue over mandated class sizes, while delaying further action on the...
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Ted Davis knows any legislation needs to get through a sharply divided General Assembly. The Wilmington Republican who chairs the Select Committee on...
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ON JUNE 8, LIFE CHANGED IN WILMINGTON. THAT’S THE DAY PAGE ONE OF THE STARNEWS DECLARED “TOXIN TAINTS CFPUA DRINKING WATER.”
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Flooding. Sewer spills. Contaminated drinking water. Across North Carolina's communities, water systems have been pushed to their limits, and in some...
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State environmental officials are notifying owners of private wells near Duke Energy coal plants that they'll be getting new permanent water supplies or...
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Budgets are supposed to be focused on taxes and spending. But the North Carolina Senate has a reputation for sliding major policy changes into its...
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As the city of Flint, Michigan deals with the aftermath of its water crisis, WCQS checked in with Asheville Water Resources Director Jade Dundas to see…
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Few of us think of who owns the water we drink or who manages the miles of pipes that keeps the precious resource running to our homes and businesses. But…
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Governor Pat McCrory says he will let a bill become law that shifts control of the Asheville Water System to the Metropolitan Sewerage District. McCrory…