Carolina Journal

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Stories

• 4 FEMA Approves $25 Million More for Western North Carolina; State Adds Tax Interest Relief for Helene Victims
• 5 Data Centers Become a Campaign Issue in North Carolina's 2026 U.S. Senate Race
• 6 North Carolina's Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.6% in June as Labor Force Shrinks
• 4 North Carolina Elections Board Adopts New Mail-Ballot Rules in 3-2 Party-Line Vote
• 5 North Carolina Elections Board Votes to Let County Boards Reject Photo-ID Provisional Ballots by Majority Instead of Unanimous Vote
• 6 North Carolina Reports More Than $1 Billion Awarded for Post-Helene Water Repairs, With $750 Million in Needs Still Unfunded
• 5 More North Carolina Towns Pause New Data Center Construction as $19 Billion Edgecombe County AI Project Is Withdrawn
• 4 North Carolina Council Classifies Eight Counties in 'Exceptional' Drought as Statewide Dry Spell Continues
• 4 NC State Audit: 78% of Pre-1983 Landfill Sites Never Investigated for Contamination
• 5 North Carolina State Audit Reports Over $1 Million in 'Questionable' Spending by Former Cary Town Manager and Staff
• 4 North Carolina Elections Board Votes to Require Only a Majority, Not Unanimity, to Reject Voter Photo-ID Exception Affidavits
• 6 NC State Health Plan Puts Duke in 'Access' Tier and WakeMed in Top-Cost Tier for 2027
• 5 North Carolina Publishes 2024-25 School Report Cards; Letter-Grade Formula Draws Renewed Dispute
• 4 NC Legislature Recesses Until July 27 With Homeless-Camping Veto, Election Bill, and Governor-Power Amendments Unresolved
• 4 North Carolina Supreme Court Extends Briefing Deadlines in Cases Over Governor's Appointment Powers