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Damian Dovarganes/APNorth Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday a three-month extension of the statewide eviction moratorium that had been set to expire at the end of March. The updated executive order comes a day after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention directed states to extend protections through June 30. -
Courtesy Gov. Roy Cooper TwitterNorth Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper on Wednesday proposed a spending and borrowing spree by state government that he said is critical to fulfilling education, health care and infrastructure demands that were evident before the pandemic but have been exacerbated since.
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A Durham-based life sciences company received promising test results on a new medical device that could become an in-home treatment for the… -
Union membership in the United States is at a record low. About 10% of workers nationwide are currently union members, and only 2.7% of workers in North…
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This past spring, as stockpiles of personal protective equipment ran dry, North Carolina spent more than $220 million on various supplies, sometimes at a…
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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order Monday making it easier for businesses to sell alcohol without customers having to show up in…
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This week the Raleigh City Council approved rezoning for Downtown South, a $2.2 billion development project that will bring shops, housing and a soccer…
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Developers for the massive Downtown South project in Raleigh received a critical rezoning approval by the City Council on Tuesday, just days before they…
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A bipartisan group of housing experts and policymakers says extending state or federal eviction moratoriums won't be enough to avert a national crisis in the new year. On Tuesday, the group called for state and federal financial aid.
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When the first wave of federal COVID-19 provisions became available to businesses in April, Black business owners received a very small amount of relief…
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When the first wave of federal COVID-19 provisions became available to businesses in April, Black business owners received a very small amount of relief…
