Fix high power bills by ditching bad policies
We seek repeal of the Carbon Plan law. Why? Because it requires replacing working, baseload power plants with expensive, unreliable new renewable facilities paid for by rate increases.
The bill eases housing restrictions, creates portable benefits for contractors, and changes property, business, and agency rules.
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act could reshape zoning, homebuyer aid, manufactured housing and hurricane recovery in North Carolina.
Davis introduces House companion to Budd's Senate FARM AI bill that would integration of AI in agriculture through research and training.
She Built This City offers programs that introduce girls and young women to the skilled trades beginning as early as middle school.
Almost $50 million has been allocated for farmland preservation, in the state budget.
Rising diesel and feritlizer prices coupled with drought continue to place pressure on farmers placing the state's No. industry at risk.
Trump is expected to announce a $12 billion bailout for American farmers on Dec. 8, as Trump’s tariff policies have significantly impacted the agriculture industry, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
China has placed no orders for new-crop soybeans this marketing year (which began Sept. 1), Charles Hall of the NC Soybean Association told CJ in a recent interview.
As listings linger 8–13 days longer and home values fall by 3.9% year-over-year, sellers are feeling the weight of a shifting housing landscape.
The US Department of Labor (DOL) has rolled out a new rule changing how farmworker wages are calculated. The move is meant to make pay fairer for workers and more predictable for farmers, updating a decades-old method with more accurate, state-level data. Proponents say it will help stabilize grocery prices and the costs that farmers...
The purpose of the working group would be to examine how the program currently operates within NC, identify areas for improvement, and determine the best practices being implemented in neighboring states.