Federal Court Pushes for Settlement in Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Case
A federal court decision may bring compensation closer for thousands of victims of toxic water contamination at Camp Lejeune, NC.
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NC households can receive $14,000 to replace furnaces with heat pumps
Residents in North Carolina may soon switch from old, fossil-fuel heating equipment to electric heat pumps,…
Projected $10.8 Billion Spent on Midterm Ads, Largest in History: AdImpact
Political ad spending during the 2025-2026 midterm season is expected to hit a record $10.8 billion, marking the…
Today’s Essential News in Central N.C.
EPA cancels $7 billion program aimed at lowering home energy costs. North Carolina residents warned of potential flash floods.
Canton’s Sewer Costs Soar Due to Mammoth Plant – The Mountaineer
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The Canton North Carolina Aldermen have discussed long-term plans for their wastewater treatment plant,…
Japanese PM Fumio Kishida’s Exciting Visit Puts North Carolina Center Stage
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is making an extended visit to the US, including a stop in North…
Spectacular Solar Eclipse Sweeps Across Western North Carolina
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People in Western North Carolina gathered to watch the solar eclipse on Monday, achieving about 84% coverage despite not being in the path of totality. Multiple events were held in locations such as the North Carolina Arboretum, where the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies hosted activities focusing on the earth science angle…
Buncombe Residents Shape Health Strategies With Valuable Input
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Buncombe County in North Carolina has launched a Community Health Assessment survey to better understand…
Sinclair Day of Service 2024: WLOS Team’s Commitment to Action
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On April 9, 2024, employees of WLOS, a television network, will volunteer their time to the Western…
Exploring Tech Opportunities & Challenges: A UNC Asheville Insight
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The University of North Carolina (UNC) is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into its campuses, with the AI Project at the Chapel Hill campus having been in place since 2023. Stephanie O’Brien, a Mass Communication lecturer, is leading the first AI-focused course at UNC Asheville, highlighting the beneficial…