Ray Gronberg
Recent Stories
Duke details nuke prospects
Duke Energy has three sites suitable for the construction of large nuclear reactors, but the best prospect of the trio...
Antitrust
Duke Energy has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn an appellate decision that reinstated a competing power provider’s antitrust...
Burgin files another bill targeting AI
Republicans have been making news this session for their interest in narrowing the scope of the state attorney general’s authority....
Credit unions
House members are trying once again to loosen some of the reins that limit the operations of North Carolina credit...
NCCU gets a rough audit
State Auditor Dave Boliek says N.C. Central University’s bookkeeping for fiscal 2023-24 was riddled with more than $45 million in...
Senate bill filings and housing
This week’s Senate bill-filing deadline brought forth hundreds of new or recycled legislative proposals, including quite a few that address...
Senate health bill passes
Senators have sent the House their latest attempt to reduce healthcare costs. Senate Bill 316 cleared the chamber Thursday on...
Boliek, Cooper and DMV
State Auditor Dave Boliek has told at least one county GOP group his office’s ongoing audit of the Division of...
RTI announces big layoff
RTI International says cuts in federal funding will lead to 525 permanent layoffs at its Durham office, many without the...
Treasurer’s investment revamp filed
State Treasurer Brad Briner’s said on numerous occasions that he thinks the state needs to move away from the “single...
Port-call fees
North Carolina’s ports in Wilmington and Morehead City could face dire consequences if the federal government imposes massive port-call fees...
Continuing ed cuts for the professions?
A trio senators wants to reduces the number of continuing-education courses people in a long list of licensed professions have...
School calendars: Peace in our time?
For years now, the Senate’s been the place where bills that would give school districts flexibility to start classes in...
