A new state audit found Ronda drained much of its reserves and used grant money intended for water projects to cover day-to-day expenses
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Opponents of Silfab Solar’s plant in Fort Mill are asking South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster to intervene before the company resumes manufacturing operations involving industrial chemicals.
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North Carolina's gas tax is 41 cents per gallon. It is used to fund highway construction and maintenance.
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North Carolina's top Republican lawmakers say they plan to call a special legislative session aimed at addressing rising fuel prices.
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The lawsuit says the prominent conservative podcaster falsely claimed the protesters were assaulting ICE officers during demonstrations at an ICE facility in Illinois last year.
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Voter ID requirements are already in state law. In November, voters will decide if the mandate should be in the state constitution.
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Eligible state employees will get 12 weeks paid leave for the birth, adoption, or placement of a child. Both mothers and fathers will be eligible.
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The fallout over the firing of CMS Superintendent Crystal Hill continues with dissension on the board and another CMS executive staff resignation; Charlotte City Council passes a new 10 p.m. curfew for teens under 18; Mooresville Mayor Chris Carney is out, and, with Election Day a month away, U.S. Senate races in both Carolinas are in the spotlight.
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Mail-in or absentee voting for the midterms began in North Carolina in early September. Though not as popular as early or Election Day voting, it provides important access for many, but there have been numerous attempts to curtail mail-in voting and call into question the legitimacy of votes cast in this way. We take a look at those efforts, the new rules in place and what’s behind these efforts.
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Several provisions of bills passed during the General Assembly’s short session took effect Thursday, even though lawmakers have adjourned until after the general election.