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By Michelle Crouch

State lawmakers looking for ways to reduce the tax burden for North Carolinians are holding off — for now — on legislation that would have scaled back two key tax exemptions that benefit nonprofit and public hospitals.

Based on the candid comments of one lawmaker co-chairing the committee debating the changes, it’s not hard to...


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By Trista Talton

Coastal Review

FAYETTEVILLE — Proposed monitoring and minimization rules for industrial dischargers of 1,4-dioxane and the public sewage plants that accept those facilities’ waste fail to protect...


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By Clayton Henkel

NC Newsline

University of North Carolina at Wilmington Chancellor Aswani Volety told members of the UNC System’s Board of Governors Wednesday that the time is right for his university to add an accredited four-yea...


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By Anne Blythe

Behind the colorful packaging designed to appeal to young people on the shelves of many North Carolina vape shops lurks a dangerous lack of transparency, public health advocates and law enforcement agencies caution.

Many consumers, they say, have no idea if the gummies and other edibles they’re purchasing contain legal CBD, high-d...


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By Rachel Crumpler and Taylor Knopf

After spending six months examining the state’s involuntary commitment process, a special North Carolina House committee released a list of recommendations on Tuesday aimed at improving the state’s intertwined ...


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