Gov. Shapiro allocates $70M to 405 projects via NAP, enhancing PA communities' resilience, economy, and opportunities through significant tax incentives.
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Governor Stein invites applications for a disaster recovery program targeting small rental units in western NC, aiding affordable housing post-Hurricane Helene.
ptMantra and Youngsoft's $2.35M expansion in Wixom adds 107 jobs, enhancing Michigan's medtech industry with cutting-edge remote monitoring systems.
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Arizona leads the U.S. in semiconductor investments, with $102 billion since 2020, creating 15,700 jobs and becoming a hub for innovation and growth.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF8v0TvZloA[/embed]
Governor Whitmer announces a $43M expansion by Miller Industries in Fenton, creating 167 jobs with $25/hr wages, boosting Genesee County's economy.
Intel, in partnership with Arizona, launches its first U.S. apprenticeship for facility technicians, helping diversify and expand the semiconductor workforce.
Governor Whitmer and MEDC unveil a $31M project to transform Lake Orion's old high school into 89 units, addressing housing shortages and boosting local growth.
Amkor partners with the U.S. Department of Commerce for up to $400M CHIPS Act funding, enhancing Arizona's semiconductor ecosystem and creating 2,000 jobs.
Dr. Andrea DeSantis joins the AHEAD Workforce Pell Committee to influence new grant rules, enhancing short-term training for high-demand jobs nationwide.
North Carolina's film grants approved three productions for late 2025, creating 4,900 jobs and boosting local economies with $113 million in spending.