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The state’s top health agency is working to gather more information regarding the death of a Mission Hospital patient in an emergency department bathroom after staff did not quickly respond to his call for help.
The barn and access to the Connemara goats has opened back up to the public as part of the phased re-opening at Carl Sandburg Home NHS.
An estimated 500 people came out in freezing temperatures on Feb. 17 in Asheville’s Pack Square to protest a losing Republican candidate’s attempts to disqualify more than 65,000 votes statewide — including more than 2,000 in Buncombe County.
The North Carolina Department of State Treasurer has begun delivering the first round of interest-free loans for Hurricane Helene relief to local governments, and more checks from that initial tranche are forthcoming soon.
The Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers that choosing the right tax professional is essential to helping them avoid tax-related identity theft and financial harm.
An N.C. Department of Transportation crew will soon remove barricades on a Swannanoa bridge that was damaged by Hurricane Helene.
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At the request of the state of North Carolina, Tropical Storm Helene survivors now have until March 8, 2025, to apply for assistance with FEMA.
Governor Josh Stein is requesting $19 billion in federal funds for Helene recovery and rebuilding.
As North Carolina begins its long-term Helene recovery, the state faces a sobering math problem.
As the 2025 tax filing season continues, the Internal Revenue Service encourages taxpayers to make essential preparations and be aware of significant changes that may affect their 2024 tax returns.
Nominations are being accepted for the 2025 North Carolina Award, the highest civilian honor bestowed by the state, now through April 1.
