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North Carolina has significantly less funding to help low-income residents with utility bills this summer. Local governments are getting a fraction of what they've received in previous years.
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Senators voted Monday night for the measure that directs $31.4 billion in spending for the next fiscal year that starts July 1. But the House plan would spend $31.7 billion and offers additional teacher and state employee pay raises.
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In a statement provided to WUNC, Gov. Roy Cooper said Apple is still committed to investing in North Carolina. The tech company reportedly wants to delay its timeline for completion of the campus by four years.
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State investigators launched a probe in March after checks of 2022 trips conducted by a Department of Administration division. Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman said she asked the State Bureau of Investigation to look into the trips.
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Active duty service members can go through the EMS program provided by Wake County, as part of partnership with the Department of Defense.
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Here are just a few of the Pride events that will be held throughout the month of June.
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Wake County commissioners have unanimously passed a $2 billion budget for the next fiscal year. It increases spending on public schools by $58 million.
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The Wake County School Board will vote to protect natural Black hairstyles against discrimination in the state's largest school district.
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The Wake County School Board has approved a new policy regarding the use of an overdose-reversing drug and raised meal prices for the 2024-2025 school year.
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Over 400 youth in North Carolina have not been placed in foster homes. Wake County is working to change that by launching a video series featuring foster families and their experience.