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The BEAD program launches this year and gives North Carolina $1.53 billion to bring high-speed internet infrastructure to unserved and underserved locations.
Tropical Storm Helene, inflation and higher labor costs ate into Ingles Markets’ profits last year, but the company’s board chairman still received a bonus of more than $6 million.
Governor Stein recently urged FEMA Administrator Criswell to alleviate uncertainty for families displaced by Hurricane Helene by extending the TSA program beyond its March 31 deadline.
Winter weather is here, and that means paying special attention to keeping your home heated. Many people across North Carolina rely on propane to stay warm, but there are some general safety tips you should observe to say safe.
In 2022, enhanced tax credits for households making 400% of the federal poverty level were part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Officials estimate that more than 20 million people have purchased health insurance through the ACA’s marketplace.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services’ Low Income Household Energy Assistance Program is accepting applications from the general public for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program.
Winter weather in the mountains of Western North Carolina can be very unpredictable – a warm, sunny, magnificent Monday often leads to a cold, snowy, and treacherous Tuesday.
This new guidance from USDA, which was developed with significant input from state, veterinary and public health stakeholders, will facilitate comprehensive H5N1 surveillance of the nation’s milk supply and dairy herds.
Every time January 1 rolls around, it’s the same song and dance: you create New Year’s resolutions in an attempt to better yourself during the coming year.
