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Duke Energy selected for $50M in federal grid funding (opens the original)
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Duke Energy has been selected to receive up to $50 million in federal funding to upgrade portions of its power grid in western North Carolina and South Carolina as the utility works to keep pace with growing electricity demand. The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced the selection on Sept. 24 as part of a broader federal effort to increase transmission capacity and improve grid reliability. In North Carolina, the proposed project would include transmission improvements in Henderson and Polk
Wake school library policy draws warning from NC House leader (opens the original)
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House Majority Leader Brenden Jones, R-Columbus, is promising an “immediate legislative response” after the Wake County Public School System stopped accepting challenges seeking the removal of library books that are not being used for classroom instruction. The Wake County Board of Education approved changes to its process for challenging school materials on Sept. 15 as the district implements new requirements passed by the General Assembly this summer. Under the district’s interpretation, paren
NC House candidate faces scrutiny over use of Flock camera data (opens the original)
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Democratic state House candidate Evonne Hopkins said during the Wake Forest Area Chamber’s 2026 Candidates Forum that she has used Flock camera data in her work as a family law attorney to catch people cheating on their spouses. Hopkins, a board-certified family law specialist and owner of the Raleigh Law Center, is challenging Republican state Rep. Mike Schietzelt, R-Wake, in House District 35. The district covers parts of northern Wake County. Her remarks raised questions about where she obtai
Voting is underway: What’s on NC’s 2026 ballot (opens the original)
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Voting is underway in North Carolina, with absentee ballots already in voters’ hands ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. The election features federal and state races, along with three proposed constitutional amendments. County boards of elections began sending absentee ballots Sept. 4, making North Carolina the first state to begin voting in the 2026 midterm election. The first batch went to more than 46,000 voters who had requested ballots. What appears on an individual ballot will vary base
Voting opens for Chamber's ‘Coolest Thing Made in NC’ finalists (opens the original)
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North Carolinians can cast their votes for the state’s “Coolest Thing Made in NC,” an annual competition highlighting products manufactured across the state and the companies and workers behind them. The NC Chamber launched the contest in 2020 to showcase North Carolina manufacturing and raise awareness of careers in the industry. Winners are selected through multiple rounds of public voting, with products competing in small-, medium-, and large-business categories. This year’s competition began
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