AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPFAS Cleanup: North Carolina DEQ ordered Chemours to broaden contamination assessments and groundwater cleanup plans in the Lower Cape Fear region, saying key requirements remain unmet despite about $1.2 billion in company spending. State Power: The N.C. Supreme Court heard Gov. Josh Stein’s challenges to laws limiting his appointment powers over courts and state boards. Election Aftermath: Democrats are set to take the state House in January, while control of the Senate may hinge on a 228-vote race. Incoming Speaker hopeful Robert Reives says marijuana legislation is a priority. Worker Protections: North Carolina recovered a record $3.7 million in unpaid wages as worker complaints rose. Health Access: Grant-funded clinics are expanding prenatal care in rural Graham and Pender counties, where maternity services are scarce. Road Safety: A Wake County driver accused of striking cyclists, killing one and injuring 20, could face more than 100 years in prison. Weather: A cold front is expected to bring Charlotte’s first freeze of the season and a chance of mountain snow later this week.
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