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WEB2 days ago · by Lisa Sorg September 8, 2024. by. by. by and. A three-part investigation from The Assembly and WBTV in Charlotte looks at a child welfare system that wields enormous power with little accountability. by Jeffrey Billman, Whitney Clegg and Nick Ochsner. by. North Carolina’s ambitious foray into online education, has slashed enrollment ...
In Meat Camp, Neighbors Fled Rising Waters, Landslides
WEB1 day ago · The mountain community of Meat Camp, about 10 miles north of Boone, was quickly becoming a scene of devastation. Floods, landslides, and sinkholes swept across the rural community of 2,300. The Winklers had seen the creek rise to the road in previous storms, but nothing like this. It had been raining for …
Helene Leaves Some NC Elder-Care Homes Without Power
WEB2 days ago · Cliff Stewart, who survived a flash flood in a hospital bed, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Swannanoa. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart) There are, however, some elder-care facilities that lack backup power, Horton said. They tend to be dependent on public funding for resident room and board payments and Medicaid to …
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WEBA Homegrown Plant With a Taste For Blood Gets New Life. by Sara Heise Graybeal September 27, 2024. The Venus flytrap has survived numerous adversaries over the years, from encroaching development to bureaucratic delays. by …
Western North Carolina's Long Road to Recovery after Helene
WEB4 days ago · The most recent data from the state controller shows North Carolina had about $5.5 billion reserved for emergencies like Hurricane Helene, as of June. The state’s savings reserve had $4.75 billion, while the emergency response and disaster reserve had nearly $721 million. While it will ultimately take months and years for some of the hardest ...
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NC's Legislature Comes Back This Week. Here's What to Watch.
WEBApr 22, 2024 · Private school vouchers, raises for state employees, and immigration-related legislation could all be on the to-do list in the short session. by Assembly Staff April 22, 2024. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The North Carolina state legislature comes back to Raleigh this week to make adjustments to the budget and tackle bills ...
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WEBJul 26, 2024 · by Barry Yeoman September 13, 2024. When Jolene Strickland ran for governor in 1996, she received press coverage, money, and votes. If only she existed. by Jeffrey Billman and Joe Killian September 3, 2024. Six men say the gubernatorial candidate frequented Greensboro video-porn shops in the ’90s and …
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