Democrats flipped more than 20 seats to win a majority in the North Carolina House for the first time since 2010, while also breaking the Republican supermajority in the Senate.
2 min read North Carolina news roundup: a former state employee's lawsuit against Mike Causey, Frontier's phishing warning, Durham's water shortage, the Faith Hedgepeth case and more.
Raleigh's historic Sadlack’s is preparing for a return at a new downtown location under Henry Goodall, more than a decade after its original Hillsborough Street closure.
Democrats flipped more than 20 seats to win a majority in the North Carolina House for the first time since 2010, while also breaking the Republican supermajority in the Senate.
Wake County voters approved a $680 million school construction bond on Election Day, clearing the way for new schools, renovations, and HVAC upgrades across the county.
Frontier Airlines is warning customers about an active phishing email campaign that asks for flight, reservation, or payment details. The airline says it will never request this information by email.
Independent retailers, artists, and neighborhood groups have helped transform downtown Raleigh’s Fayetteville Street into a busier mix of shops, restaurants, and gathering places after years of slower activity.
Raleigh voters approved housing and transportation bonds on Election Day, providing funding for affordable housing efforts and local transportation improvements.
Durham’s Stage 2 water shortage restrictions remain in place as city reservoirs stay well below normal levels, and officials continue to monitor demand and weather conditions.
North Carolina is expanding grant and technical assistance programs aimed at small farms and rural agribusinesses, with the goal of helping more producers stay viable and reach new markets.
North Carolina news roundup: a former state employee's lawsuit against Mike Causey, Frontier's phishing warning, Durham's water shortage, the Faith Hedgepeth case and more.
Arts venues across North Carolina are reporting stronger attendance as local theater, music, and community performances return to regular schedules after several uneven years.
The North Carolina housing market continues to show steady demand in the Triangle, Charlotte, and other major metro areas, with home prices remaining firm and inventory still limited in many neighborhoods.
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