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NC vehicle registration going digital Oct. 1, ending license plate stickers (opens the original)
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North Carolina drivers will see big changes to vehicle registration beginning Oct. 1, when the state moves from printed registration materials to a digital system. The change means drivers will no longer receive new stickers for their license plates or printed registration cards to keep in their vehicles when they renew. North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles officials said the change was mandated by the General Assembly in the state budget bill. Despite the transition to digital registrati
News 12 Investigates: ReBuild NC nears closeout 8 years after Hurricane Florence (opens the original)
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EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — Eight years after Hurricane Florence devastated much of Eastern Carolina, the state’s ReBuild NC homeowner recovery program is nearing its end. The remaining three projects are in Bertie, Carteret, and Onslow counties, according to a program official. ReBuild NC is scheduled to close out its homeowner recovery program at the end of September. The program has completed homes for 4,239 families affected by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and Hurricane Florence in 2018, with the
News 12 Investigates: Public comment rules change as free speech debate continues (opens the original)
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State law does not require boards to place public comments at the beginning of a meeting. EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — As the nation marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, public comment periods remain one of the most direct ways residents can address the people who govern them. At city halls and county commission meetings across Eastern Carolina, speakers use the podium to raise concerns ranging from neighborhood speed limits and taxes to Flock Safety cameras and government transpar
News 12 Investigates: Emerald Isle closes enforcement gap exposed by dune destruction case (opens the original)
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EMERALD ISLE, Carteret County — Contractors and others performing construction work in Emerald Isle can now face penalties for land-use violations under an amended town ordinance following a News 12 Investigates report into the destruction of a protected dune. The Emerald Isle Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an amendment to the town's Unified Development Ordinance on Tuesday. The change took effect immediately. The amended ordinance expands who can be held responsible for violations
Downtown Greenville hotel proposal advances with zoning request near Sheppard Library (opens the original)
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City staff said the rezoning request is consistent with Greenville's comprehensive plan and is recommending approval. GREENVILLE, Pitt County — A proposed hotel in Downtown Greenville is moving a step forward as developers seek to rezone more than an acre of property near Sheppard Memorial Library. Newly released meeting materials showed representatives for Greenville Hotel LLC are asking the Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission to rezone 1.09 acres at the southwest corner of Evans Street a
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