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Duke Energy Carolinas Wants to Raise Customers’ Bills by 17%
If the company’s request is approved by the state Utilities Commission, the typical residential customer’s monthly bill would increase from $115.01 to a little over $134.11.
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NC Republicans Reject Local Control, Want to Force Wake County to Change How It Elects County Commissioners
Republican State Rep. Erin Paré wants to force the state’s most populous county to become the only one in the state that holds nonpartisan commissioner elections, and requires that members be elected by district, rather than the county at large.
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Raleigh Police Release Video Showing Cops Tasing Man Who Died Shortly Afterward
Darryl Tyree Williams, 32, died at a hospital after being confronted and handcuffed by officers in a southeast Raleigh neighborhood about 2 a.m. on Jan. 17, according to a report by Police Chief Estella Patterson released days later.
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56,000 North Carolinians Could Lose Their Voting Rights. Here’s How.
People on parole or probation after felony convictions—or those who’ve yet to pay their fines after a conviction—could lose their voting rights due to a case before the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Duke Energy Requests a Rate Increase for North Carolina Households
If the proposal is approved, a typical Duke Energy Carolinas residential customer would see their monthly bill rise from $115.01 per month to $127.55 starting next January.
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Gunfire Damages North Carolina Substation, No Outage Caused
EnergyUnited said that an alarm early Tuesday alerted it to an equipment problem at the substation in Randolph County, north of Charlotte.
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‘Deception, Surprise and Trickery’: NC House Republicans Change Rules to Make it Easier to Bypass Gov. Cooper’s Veto Pen
Republicans pushed through temporary rules that omit a longstanding requirement that House leaders give at least two days’ notice before holding a vote to override the governor’s veto of a bill. The change, which likely will be debated when permanent rules surface, could allow Republicans to complete an override simply because one Democrat leaves to…
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As Republicans Take Control of Congress, Divisions in the Party Erupt
Chaos behind closed doors as Trump-aligned Republicans threaten to undermine the party’s agenda.
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Move On From COVID? Child Care Disruptions Continue
A record-high 104,000 people missed work in October because of child care problems, surpassing even early pandemic levels.
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GOP’s Usual Embrace of Trump Muted After Criminal Referral
Has the party of Trump finally hit a wall after the bipartisan January 6th committee recommended criminal prosecution of the former president?



















