Duke Energy Raises Prices For Renewable Energy
Duke Energy plans to charge residential customers more in order to establish new renewable energy sources, such as solar panels, across North Carolina.
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Will Gas Prices Spike This Summer?
While gas prices have remained steady for the past month, the recent militant assault on the largest oil refinery in Iraq will most likely spell greater increases in American gas prices.
Read MoreDuke Energy Grid Will Beat the Heat
Despite the high temperatures across North Carolina, the heat may not pose much of a problem for Duke Energy’s power grids.
Read MoreTeacher In Abuse Scandal Takes Own Life
A teacher named last week in a decades-old case of abuse at Carolina Friends School has taken his own life.
Read MoreVIDEO: Eleven Cited at Moral Monday
Eleven protesters were detained by police near Governor Pat McCrory’s office in the Capitol Building in Raleigh Monday night, and released with citations about two-and-a-half hours later.
Read MoreCHTC Approves High-Speed Internet for Chapel Hill
The Chapel Hill Town Council last week voted unanimously to approve an agreement with AT&T to bring ultra-high-speed Internet installation to Chapel Hill.
Read MoreSlow Job Recovery for NC Metros
North Carolina unemployment rates in the metro areas may be steadily decreasing, but not quite fast enough to make up for the losses suffered from the “Great Recession.”
Read MoreUnemployment Rates for April
With the release of the state employment figures for April 2014, there has been a recorded decrease in unemployment for 99 counties, and increase in only one.
Read MoreMemorial Day 2014 Preview
This Memorial Day, the Chapel Hill Veterans will honor the soldiers who have deceased, particularly those who have made an outstanding impact on the Chapel Hill community.
Read MoreAmendment One Lawsuit Seeks Religious Liberty
Attorney Mark Kleinschmidt, who also happens to be the mayor of Chapel Hill, is representing a local church in a lawsuit against Amendment 1.
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