Carolina Hurricanes Open Season at PNC Arena with Revamped Defense and Championship Ambitions
Rod Brind'Amour's squad enters the new NHL campaign with 52 consecutive home sellouts and eyes firmly set on bringing the Stanley Cup back to Raleigh.
Rod Brind'Amour's squad enters the new NHL campaign with 52 consecutive home sellouts and eyes firmly set on bringing the Stanley Cup back to Raleigh.
With both Hubert Davis and Jon Scheyer fielding consensus top-five rosters loaded with homegrown North Carolina five-stars, the eight miles of 15-501 are ready for another legendary season.
Randolph County production line reaches operational capability, positioning the Piedmont Triad at the absolute center of North America's clean vehicle transition.
Bank of America, Truist, and Wells Fargo team up with UNC Charlotte's fintech institute on a shared open-source predictive financial security network.
High court ruling establishes concrete transparency deadlines and public map-submission windows ahead of next cycle's decennial reapportionment.
State GREAT grant matching program closes the digital divide for 320,000 farming households and mountain hollows from Murphy to Manteo.
Bipartisan compromise bill lifts average educator pay into the top twenty nationally, aiming to curb vacancies across rural school districts.
New Hanover County commissioners approve architectural standards to preserve antebellum cotton warehouses while welcoming mixed-use development.
Cool mountain temperatures and vibrant hickory, oak, and sourwood canopies draw an estimated 3.2 million travelers through Asheville, Boone, and Blowing Rock.
Mecklenburg County leaders agree on a dedicated 26-mile commuter line connecting Charlotte Douglas International Airport directly to Uptown and eastern suburbs.
Five years after office towers went hybrid, artists, independent booksellers, and neighborhood dining collectives have transformed Raleigh's central civic spine into a thriving 24-hour social district.
From Mount Mitchell to the Linville Gorge, our ancient hardwood forests protect more than scenery—they anchor the water supply for half the state.
From Oregon Inlet to Ocracoke, coastal authorities and highway engineers have drafted a multi-phase viaduct and dune-restoration roadmap to ensure barrier island continuity through 2050.
In an era of rising skepticism toward higher education, North Carolina's constitution got it right: higher learning must be maintained as nearly free as practicable.
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors voted unanimously to provide zero-cost tuition and fees for in-state students from families earning under $85,000, broadening access from the mountains to the coast.
Piedmont factory floors are humming again. Our challenge is ensuring small-town workers share in the high-tech prosperity transforming our rural counties.
Piedmont manufacturing boom accelerates as international microchip fabricator selects North Carolina megasite, bringing 2,400 high-wage advanced manufacturing jobs to central NC.
Agricultural runoff protections and riverbank tree plantings in Buncombe and Henderson counties deliver the cleanest water test results in fifty years.
Duke University, NC Central University, and UNC Chapel Hill medical researchers unite to build rapid-deployment vaccine manufacturing hub in Downtown Durham.
Boom Supersonic delivers structural completion of Piedmont Triad International Airport manufacturing center ahead of 2027 engine trials.
Regional transit officials voted to fund dedicated median busways and signal priority along Western Boulevard, speeding cross-county commutes by 35%.
Arrival of neo-Panamax vessels at Cape Fear marine terminal powers 22% growth in agricultural and refrigerated export volumes.
After marathon negotiations in Raleigh, bipartisan leaders signed off on a landmark package to fortify Outer Banks barrier islands, coastal marshes, and Eastern North Carolina river basins against worsening Atlantic storm surges.
The $1.8 billion resilience package passed in Raleigh is a remarkable civic milestone. But seawalls without regional land-use discipline will merely postpone the inevitable.