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Roy Cooper lays out $3.9B budget bump to rebuild after Hurricane Helene, now North Carolina’s costliest
‘Successful recoveries require significant early investments to ensure communities have the tools to fully rebuild.’
Daily Archives: October 23, 2024
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DNC appeals to young voters on Georgia college campuses in 6-figure GOTV campaign
‘Freedom is on the ballot.’
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‘Freedom is on the ballot’ warn new Democratic ads targeting college students in North Carolina
‘Democrats are fighting for students’ freedoms and their futures.’
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Georgia citizenship audit finds few noncitizens on voter rolls
While the potential for noncitizens to register or vote has gotten a lot of attention as a Republican talking point in this election year, data indicates that voting by noncitizens is rare.
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North Carolina aims to put environmental justice front and center at government agencies
Vulnerable populations in North Carolina have disproportionately experienced environmental pollution, the report says.
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Housing on the ballot: Kamala Harris, Donald Trump push different plans for tackling housing affordability crisis
Economists say the campaigns’ platforms offer some good ideas, but no sure fixes to the housing market’s longstanding challenges.
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Feds press Louisiana on its commitment to a stalled billion-dollar coastal restoration project
Proponents, including environmental groups and a range of state lawmakers, are concerned the project may be significantly reduced or canceled.
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South Carolina to build first monument to an African American. Meet Robert Smalls
‘The man has done so many great things, it’s just a travesty he has not been honored until now.’
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North Carolina county surrounding Asheville overcounted Helene deaths by as many as 30, Sheriff says
‘In the early aftermath of Hurricane Helene all deaths were being classified as storm related and from Buncombe County.’
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An Alabama judge appoints a mediator in a long-running medical marijuana dispute
‘It’s a feast for the lawyers at the expense of the citizens health and quality of life.’