In the upcoming election, North Carolina voters will decide on a single seat for the N.C. Supreme Court. The candidates present a stark contrast in their judicial philosophies and backgrounds.
Attorney General Josh Stein has initiated legal action against TikTok, accusing the company of creating a harmful product for children and misleading the public about its risks. "TikTok knowingly created a product that harmed children, and then it deceived everyone about how dangerous and addictive the product was," Stein stated. He emphasized the importance of honesty in business practices, saying, "It doesn’t matter what you’re selling – you have to be honest about the risks, and you have to follow the law. TikTok failed in both regards, and our children suffer. So, I’m...
Today, Governor Roy Cooper visited Burnsville in Yancey County and Spruce Pine in Mitchell County to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Helene. He was accompanied by FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, Federal Highway Administration Acting Administrator Kristin White, and other officials. The visit included stops at local fire departments and the Sibelco Quartz Mine in Spruce Pine, a key facility for solar panel and semiconductor chip production that is currently shut down due to storm impacts.
Although Vice President Kamala Harris has attempted to distance herself from President Joe Biden, he has emphasized their close collaboration. Biden stated that they are in "constant contact" and that Harris "was a major player in everything we've done."
The Trump campaign has introduced a new television advertisement titled 'Gonna' in North Carolina. The ad emphasizes claims about Vice President Kamala Harris's stance on taxes, specifically referencing her opposition to the Trump Tax Cuts.
Governor Roy Cooper and FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell met with U.S. Northern Command Commander General Gregory Guillot and Dual Status Commander Brigadier General Wes Morrison in Western North Carolina to discuss ongoing relief efforts following Hurricane Helene. Over 2,500 soldiers and airmen are actively working in the area, with additional reinforcements on the way.
Today marks one year since the attack on Israel and Jewish people worldwide by the terrorist group Hamas. This attack resulted in the deaths of 1,200 people, including more than 40 Americans.
Air search and rescue teams have conducted 48 additional missions, locating 39 survivors in Western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene. Since the storm's impact, a total of 6,586 individuals have been rescued or assisted by emergency responders.
A substantial relief effort is underway in Western North Carolina as the region recovers from Hurricane Helene. Over 1,500 North Carolina National Guard personnel are collaborating with soldiers from the 18th Airborne Corps at Fort Liberty. These troops, alongside the NCDOT, are clearing roads and distributing essential commodities. Additionally, they are involved in search and rescue operations and managing air traffic for relief missions.
Attorney General Josh Stein addressed the issue of price gouging and disaster repair scams following Hurricane Helene. The North Carolina Department of Justice has received 196 complaints related to alleged price gouging, particularly concerning fuel, groceries, and hotel costs. These complaints primarily involve businesses in Buncombe, Cleveland, Madison, and Mecklenburg counties.
Today, Governor Roy Cooper visited Haywood and Jackson counties to engage with residents affected by Hurricane Helene and to express gratitude to emergency personnel and volunteers. Relief efforts are ongoing in Western North Carolina as resources continue to be distributed throughout the region.
Today, Governor Roy Cooper visited Ashe, Watauga, and Avery counties to meet with community and business leaders regarding relief and recovery efforts. The Governor plans to visit Jackson and Haywood counties tomorrow to meet those affected by the storm and express gratitude to emergency personnel and volunteers for their hard work. Relief operations continue as coordinated efforts bring supplies into Western North Carolina.
There was one company in a city associated with Wake County that received an FDA inspection in September, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
President Biden has approved a request from Governor Roy Cooper for active-duty military personnel and equipment to aid in rescue, relief, and recovery operations in Western North Carolina. This decision follows the governor's earlier request for Department of Defense aviation resources, which had already been approved to help deliver personnel and equipment to the affected areas.