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Let’s take a moment now to check in on the status of one of Charlotte’s most well-known homegrown companies, whose founder and CEO died unexpectedly last fall. Doug Lebda was killed in an off-roading vehicle accident on his country property. He founded LendingTree, an online financial services company, in the 1990s. For more, Ashley Fahey of the Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter joined WFAE’s Marshall Terry for our segment BizWorthy.
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Much of North and South Carolina can expect snow, rain, ice and freezing rain Friday evening into early Saturday.The North Carolina Department of Transportation has begun bringing roads before the storm reaches the area with more than 115 trucks across the state.
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The state Department of Transportation will develop a program that places drones in communities ahead of a big storm. After the storm hits, emergency responders will launch the drones to gather visual information about damage and deliver emergency supplies.
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Environmental and citizens groups have filed a federal court appeal in hopes of stopping a half-billion-dollar bridge proposed at North Carolina's Outer Banks. And they're citing sea level rise as an argument.
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North Carolina's Republican senators on Wednesday pledged bipartisan fiscal management reforms within Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s transportation agency…
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation told its employees to take unpaid time off until the end of June to help the department save money as part…
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation spent $742 million beyond what it planned to last year, state auditors said Tuesday as they urged stronger…