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In continuing battle between the branches, North Carolina judges block changes to some commissions
A panel of judges on Wednesday blocked changes for now that were made by North Carolina's Republican-controlled legislature to three state boards, attempts opponents criticized as a partisan bid to end Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s control of a majority of seats on each.
Winston-Salem City Council considers creating new fund to address affordable housing
According to a 2018 study, there is a shortage of more than 16,000 affordable rental homes in the city. Officials voted in a committee meeting in October to allow city staff to research developing a housing trust fund.
We Were Wondering...Where's your favorite place to enjoy fall activities?
The leaves are falling, a chill has entered the air, and autumn is officially here!
Gov. Roy Cooper announces funding for EV career initiative
North Carolina is receiving over $1.6 million to create career pathways in electric vehicle, or EV manufacturing.
Section of Blue Ridge Parkway closed due to bear and human interactions
Blue Ridge Parkway officials have temporarily closed nearly eight miles of highway due to a recent uptick in human interactions with bears.
High Point organization adopts plan to create more vibrant downtown
A recently adopted strategic plan by Forward High Point looks to create a more vibrant downtown, while also more clearly defining its boundaries.
Homeless shelter shortages may leave some out in the cold
Rising rents and a shortage of affordable housing have contributed to more homelessness across much of the country and in parts of North Carolina.
Toyota more than doubles investment and job creation at North Carolina battery plant
Toyota will invest an additional $8 billion in the hybrid and electric vehicle battery factory it's constructing in North Carolina, more than doubling its prior investments and expected number of new jobs, the company announced Tuesday.
FDA warns lead has been found in WanaBana apple cinnamon fruit puree
Federal officials are warning consumers about potential lead contamination in a puree marketed for children. The announcement comes following a joint investigation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and North Carolina health officials.