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New Medicaid work requirements hit Jan. 1, 2027, and advocates in western NC warn rising premiums and new paperwork could push eligible people off coverage. A survey finds one in three recipients are unaware.
Asheville’s Rush N Relax Cannabis warns a federal crackdown on hemp-derived THC could ban 99% of its products. Lawyers cite a “doomsday” shift, potential lawsuits, and renewed concerns about child access.
Officials say North Carolina’s location along I-95 and I-40 is driving an above-average share of federal drug trafficking cases. Asheville authorities warn the city is a key stop, destination, or pass-through.
Senate passes bill that would dedicate $35 million toward landslide preparedness, fund early warning systems
The close race for North Carolina’s 10th Congressional District may be recounted after Bell submitted her request to election officials on Friday.
Guilford County deducted 20 ballots from the midterm election total, while Rockingham County deducted four and added one.
Democrats just flipped control of the NC House of Representatives, but Republicans still hold control until January. They’re coming back into session before losing power, to pass some last-minute legislation.
Soon after Democrats retook the U.S. Senate, comedian Jon Stewart stirred the pot on his weekly podcast, criticizing Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., who could become his party’s majority leader in the coming weeks.
Democrats are closer to flipping seven North Carolina congressional seats after Friday's county canvasses. Longtime Republican Rep. Virginia Foxx is down by 331 votes, after the canvass. Meanwhile, her race and two others remain eligible for recounts.
What lies ahead could be two weeks of internecine Democratic warfare, backroom deals and drama. But Schumer says he has the votes.
The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems.
The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems. The FAA had grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon, causing hundreds of flights to be diverted. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that outages of the U.S. air traffic control system were caused by an overload of an old, analog system.