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Duke Energy Carolinas wants to raise rates. Governor, attorney general say it shouldn't

North Carolina · North Carolina

Duke Energy Carolinas wants to raise rates. Governor, attorney general say it shouldn't

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Stein said in a statement at the time that SB266 "shifts the cost of electricity from large industrial users onto the backs of regular people."See the Story

Post-bankruptcy, Wolfspeed receives nearly $700M tax refund from CHIPS Act

Bankruptcy · Durham

Post-bankruptcy, Wolfspeed receives nearly $700M tax refund from CHIPS Act

Coverage: 5 sources

The money strengthens the chipmaker’s balance sheet post-bankruptcy and accelerates the production ramp of its 200-millimeter wafers.See the Story

State Board of Elections renews request for NCDMV data to help verify voter rolls

North Carolina · North Carolina

State Board of Elections renews request for NCDMV data to help verify voter rolls

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RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — The North Carolina State Board of Elections is again asking the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles to provide data needed to help verify the accuracy of the state’s voter rolls. State Board Executive Director Sam Hayes sent a follow-up letter to NCDMV Commissioner Paul Tine, requesting full Social Security numbers for registered voters who are also NCDMV customers. According to the letter, this information would allow election …See the Story

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