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Controversial tax credit could boost NC wind industry

Controversial tax credit could boost NC wind industry

Posted by Cheney Gardner on Dec 3, 2012 in Energy, Featured

North Carolina has one of the best wind resources on the East Coast. So why isn't the state taking advantage of it?

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Republican-led General Assembly targets environmental rules

Republican-led General Assembly targets environmental rules

Posted by Stewart Boss on Nov 30, 2012 in Featured, Fracking, Sea level rise

When Republicans won majorities in the General Assembly, one lawmaker literally drew a bull's eye on the state's environmental protection agency. What's next for North Carolina's air and water?

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Which Way NC? Republican

Which Way NC? Republican

Posted by Alex Barinka on Nov 7, 2012 in Election, Featured

The Republicans swept N.C. in 2012 as the state voted for the Republican presidential candidate, governor and a GOP majority in both the state House and Senate.

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Photos from NC Election Day parties

Photos from NC Election Day parties

Posted by Alex Barinka on Nov 6, 2012 in Election, Featured

Politicians and party leaders across N.C. gathered in Raleigh and Charlotte on election night. Our photographers captured the celebrations as the results came in.

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Republicans retain majority in NC General Assembly

Republicans retain majority in NC General Assembly

Posted by Matt Hayes on Nov 6, 2012 in Election, Featured

Of the 170 seats between the House and Senate, 49 will belong to freshmen legislators, according to the North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research. The cause? Retirement, death and redistricting.

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Romney wins NC, Obama wins presidency

Romney wins NC, Obama wins presidency

Posted by Melissa Abbey on Nov 6, 2012 in Election, Featured

By 11 p.m. on election night, top news outlets began calling North Carolina for Romney. Unofficial results in North Carolina showed Mitt Romney leading President Barack Obama. But with wins in other swing states, Obama won the presidency.

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