Corvid Technologies will expand its Mooresville campus, creating 423 jobs with a $95M investment, boosting North Carolina's economy by $1.7 billion.
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A striking moment unfolded on the Georgia debate stage on October 12, 2026, when Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms stood across from an empty podium — her opponent, Republican candidate Jackson, absent from the event while reportedly campaigning alongside Governor Brian Kemp instead.
A disease once considered eliminated from the United States is now spreading through two states, leaving families anxious, public health officials scrambling, and local journalists working hard to separate fact from fear.
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Hurricane Isaias has left a trail of destruction across North Florida, and for thousands of residents, the hard work of recovery is only just beginning.
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After 25 years behind the microphone, one of public radio's most recognizable voices is stepping away — and she stopped to explain why.
Four Michigan startups—Common Vector Robotics, Motmot, OmegaCool, and Ollivate—advance to the 2027 PitchMI Championship, competing for $1M.
When political ads flood the airwaves in a competitive congressional race, voters depend on those ads being accurate. But a recently released attack ad targeting Arizona Democratic candidate Jonathan Nez raised a pointed question: What happens to informed voter choice when outside money moves fast and gets the facts badly wrong?
For working-class families across Michigan, the question of who speaks for them at the ballot box is no longer a simple one. The United Auto Workers union — long a pillar of Democratic support in one of America's most competitive political battlegrounds — is fighting to win back the trust of its own members ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms.