PPP Poll: McCrory’s Approval Rating Remains Low
North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory remains unpopular in the state, according to a new poll released by Public Policy Polling in Raleigh.
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Poll: N.C. Republican Primary For U.S. Senate Likely Headed For A Run-Off
Unless something changes drastically, we are going to be headed to a run-off,” Jensen said.
Read MoreNC Average Gas Prices Jump 15 Cents Since Last Month
And good news for drivers, AAA Carolinas predicts that overall, gas prices for 2014 will be slightly cheaper than 2013.
Read MoreLocal Breweries Gear Up For North Carolina Beer Month
“The craft brewing industry in North Carolina is not that old, so for it to have grown the way it has is really remarkable,” Brown said.
Read MoreState Investigating Whether Duke Energy Leaked Contaminated Water At Chatham Co. Plant
The concern is whether contaminated water was also released into the canal, which flows into an unnamed tributary that feeds the Cape Fear River, a drinking water source for several cities.
Read MorePoll: Voters Think Duke Energy Should Pay For Coal Ash Clean-Up, Not Customers
A new poll finds that almost 80 percent of North Carolinians think Duke Energy alone should pay for the clean-up efforts from the recent coal ash spill on the Dan River.
Read MoreRepublican Senate Primary Tied In NC; Tillis’ Numbers Drop
“With eight candidates, and all of them so closely bunched together, it is looking more and more likely that this is going to be headed for a run-off…”
Read MoreDENR On NC Coal Ash Spill: “Taking A Holistic Look” At Environmental Impacts
“We are going to be taking a comprehensive look at all of the infrastructure at these sites so that we can make sure that these types of spills, like the one that happened in Eden, never happen again.”
Read MoreLessons Learned From Dan River Coal Ash Spill
“We are also fortunate in that we do not have any coal ash storage ponds in our watershed…”
Read MoreRep. Price: Cutting Benefits Doesn’t Cut Unemployment
Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 24, 2014 | State
Is unemployment down in NC because the state cut benefits? U.S. Rep. David Price says quite the opposite.
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