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Consumer staples steady in capital city market (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Prices are steady in comparison to a month ago among consumer grocery staples in North Carolinaâs capital city. There was not a penny of change for milk, eggs, beef and bread, according to Numbeo, a crowd-sourced database with costs of living and other factors for cities and countries globally. For context, across the country just as in Raleigh, different areas could be experiencing fluctuations and not across the board increases or decreases. Compared to Inauguration D
Election 2026: Cooper leads Whatley by 12% in Catawba poll (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Democrat Roy Cooper leads Republican Michael Whatley 47%-35% in new polling of their battle to win a seat from North Carolina in the U.S. Senate. Inside the numbers, those saying they are independent â the stateâs largest voting bloc at just over 40% â are 48%-28% for Cooper. The poll of Catawba Collegeâs Center for North Carolina Politics & Public Service, done in conjunction with YouGov, was conducted Sept. 4-15, weighting 1,000 adults online and offering a samp
Tarheel senators on board with Protect College Sports Act of 2026 (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Regulation of college sports, potentially corralling a volatile period of amateur athletes zooming forward with multi-million dollar deals and major conferences expanding their footprints as valued TV properties, includes the support of both North Carolinians in the U.S. Senate. Protect College Sports Act of 2026, known also as Senate Bill 4663, passed 77-22 Monday evening and next gets a stop at the House of Representatives. That chamber is unlikely to take up the propos
Tarheel senators on board with Protect College Sports Act of 2026 (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Regulation of college sports, potentially corralling a volatile period of amateur athletes zooming forward with multi-million dollar deals and major conferences expanding their footprints as valued TV properties, includes the support of both North Carolinians in the U.S. Senate. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Originally published o
Tarheel senators on board with Protect College Sports Act of 2026 (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Regulation of college sports, potentially corralling a volatile period of amateur athletes zooming forward with multi-million dollar deals and major conferences expanding their footprints as valued TV properties, includes the support of both North Carolinians in the U.S. Senate. Protect College Sports Act of 2026, known also as Senate Bill 4663, passed 77-22 Monday evening and next gets a stop at the House of Representatives. That chamber is unlikely to take up the propos
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