Natural Disasters

A Long Road: The Journey Back from Hurricane Helene

Natural Disasters CLC Staff - March 29, 2025

From WLOS News Channel 13 in Asheville On September 26, 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida. Multiple days of...

House Passes Fourth Round of Disaster Relief

Natural Disasters CLC Staff - March 19, 2025

Yesterday, legislators from the North Carolina House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the fourth round of hurricane relief measures. House Bill 47, the “Disaster Recovery Act...

HUD Rejects Asheville’s Helene Recovery Plan Because of its DEI Targets

Natural Disasters CLC Staff - March 12, 2025

BY Filip Timotija for The Hill The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rejected Hurricane Helene repair efforts in Asheville, N.C., because the city’s...

How Will NC Avoid Repeat Of Post-Hurricane Rebuilding Delays, Lawmakers Ask

Natural Disasters CLC Staff - March 7, 2025

By Dawn Baumgartner Vaughan for the Raleigh News & Observer Good morning and welcome to the Under the Dome newsletter. I’m Dawn Baumgartner Vaughan, our Capitol bureau chief. Thursdays are...

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NC House Oversight Committee Grill Leaders from Charlotte and Mecklenburg County

CLC Staff - February 10, 2026

North Carolina Dominates Two New Ratings

Business Facilities Magazine Names North Carolina 2025 State of the Year

U-Haul Growth Index: Americans Continue to Move to Low Tax States

North Carolina’s Pro-Freedom, Pro-Business Economic Policies Continue To Deliver

North Carolina’s Conservative Reforms Gain More Admirers

North Carolina Dominates Two New Ratings

Business Facilities Magazine Names North Carolina 2025 State of the Year

U-Haul Growth Index: Americans Continue to Move to Low Tax States

Conservatives Dominate Pro-Business Legislative Rankings

Conservative Leaders Long Term Focus on Economic Development, Business Friendly Climate Continues to Yield Results for North Carolina

North Carolina Dominates Two New Ratings

Business Facilities Magazine Names North Carolina 2025 State of the Year

North Carolina’s Pro-Freedom, Pro-Business Economic Policies Continue To Deliver

North Carolina’s Conservative Reforms Gain More Admirers

Conservative Leaders Long Term Focus on Economic Development, Business Friendly Climate Continues to Yield Results for North Carolina

Opportunity Scholarship Enrollment Window Opens for 2026-27 School Year

House Legislators Ramp Up Oversight of School Materials

Over One Hundred Thousand Students Now Utilizing Opportunity Scholarship Program

Years of Mismanagement and Kicking the Can Down The Road: Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Face $46.1 Million Budget Deficit

Back To School Part 2: More Opportunities

Natural Disasters