A Charlotte light rail murder has drawn national attention, sparking debate about safety on public transit. Farmers impacted by Hurricane Helene can now apply for a share of a $221 million federal block grant to aid recovery. North Carolina’s Supreme Court has ruled that bar owners may continue lawsuits against Governor Stein over COVID-era shutdowns. Additionally, a new state program aims to help private schools meet growing demand as families seek alternatives to public education.

<p>A&nbsp;Charlotte light rail murder has drawn national attention, sparking debate about safety on public transit. Farmers impacted by Hurricane Helene can now apply for a share of a $221 million federal block grant to aid recovery. North Carolina&rsquo;s Supreme Court has ruled that bar owners may continue lawsuits against Governor Stein over COVID-era shutdowns. Additionally, a new state program aims to help private schools meet growing demand as families seek alternatives to public education.</p>

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Charlotte Murder, Helene Aid for Farmers, Bar Suits Advance

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