Hurricanes adapt in win, focus on power play improvement ahead of playoffs
The Carolina Hurricanes secured an important victory on Sunday, marking their 11th win in March and moving them closer to a season record for home victories.
Stein announces broadband expansion for 14 NC counties under $31 million CAB program
Governor Josh Stein has unveiled a broadband expansion plan, allocating over $31 million through the Completing Access to Broadband (CAB) program to extend high-speed internet to 10,810 premises across 14 North Carolina counties.
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The 2026 Toyota Crown offers a mix of features that combine aspects typical of sedans and crossover SUVs, such as a coupe-like roofline and elevated ride height.
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Raleigh enhances renewable energy access through community initiatives and sustainable infrastructure
Raleigh is making strides towards a sustainable future by promoting renewable energy and embracing innovative sustainability initiatives.
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Rainfall aids containment efforts of Black Cove Complex wildfires in North Carolina
Rainfall on Monday has enabled fire crews in Polk and Henderson counties to strengthen containment of the Black Cove Complex wildfires, currently affecting a total of 7,670 acres.
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Duke Energy urges public to call 811 before spring digging projects
As April marks National Safe Digging Month, Duke Energy and its subsidiary, Piedmont Natural Gas, emphasize the importance of calling 811 before undertaking any digging projects.
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Carolina Hurricanes Foundation announces 2025-26 grant application cycle
The Carolina Hurricanes Foundation has announced the opening of its grant application cycle for the 2025-26 period.
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Raleigh Parks celebrates National Volunteer Week recognizing over 64,000 hours contributed
Raleigh Parks is marking National Volunteer Week by extending gratitude to its volunteers whose collective efforts amounted to over 64,000 hours of service in the past year.
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NRC grants 20-year extension to Duke Energy's Oconee Nuclear Station licenses
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has granted a 20-year extension for the operating licenses of Duke Energy's Oconee Nuclear Station.
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Rain helps contain Black Cove Complex fires; investigation continues
Widespread rain has helped to mitigate the severity of the Black Cove Complex fires situated in Polk and Henderson counties as of Sunday night, according to a recent update.
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Governor Stein declares April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in North Carolina
Governor Josh Stein announced April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month to honor survivors and promote awareness.
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North Carolina begins wildlife oral rabies vaccination program to protect humans and pets
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, alongside the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services, has commenced its annual oral rabies vaccination program in Western North Carolina.
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Crop Loss Disaster Program details to be announced by Agriculture Commissioner Troxler
Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler is set to unveil specifics about the Crop Loss Disaster Program for farmers who faced agricultural crop losses in 2024.
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Draft Title V air permit for Edwards Wood Products open for public comment
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Air Quality (DAQ) is currently seeking public input on a proposed Title V air quality permit for Edwards Wood Products, Inc.'s Laurinburg Sawmill #2 located in Scotland County.
