Adam Wagner

The budget framework Speaker of the House Destin Hall and Senate leader Phil Berger agreed to earlier this week includes a rollback of the sales and use tax exemption for electricity purchased by data centers.

State economists expect North Carolina to collect $71.2 billion in revenue across the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years, according to an updated revenue forecast released Friday.

A North Carolina Senate committee voted to move forward with a pair of amendments that seek to give voters the chance to enshrine in the state constitution a pair of policies that are already law.

N.C. Gov. Josh Stein, a Democrat, holds up a newly signed executive order that he says is aimed at using the powers of state government to address the state's housing shortage. Stein said North Carolina is projected to have a shortage of 750,000 housing units by 2029.

A newly rewritten bill that was heard in the N.C. House Energy and Public Utilities Committee on Wednesday mandates that Duke Energy keep baseload powerplants online until the N.C.

House Republicans have proposed a slate of rules governing development of data centers that use at least 100 megawatts of power in an effort they

With a pair of deadlines looming, North Carolina is suing to try to regain control of a nearly 2,000-acre Chatham County economic development site from VinFast.

North Carolina state employees won't be able to jump on Kalshi or Polymarket and bet using information they gained at work, thanks to an executive order Gov.

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N.C. Department of Adult Correction Secretary Leslie Dismukes and Governor Josh Stein announced this week that North Carolina has started a pilot program that allows correctional officers to start at state prisons before their background checks are fully completed. Dismukes and Stein also reiterated a call for significant raises for the jobs.