5:05: Statewide News Update (Stein says no Gov debate, JD Vance in Raleigh today, Solar net metering lawsuit), 3:00 

5:08: Report: Welfare a barrier to economic mobility for low-income workers, 5:00 



5:20: Statewide News Update (Absentee ballots being sent out later this week, Rare copy of Constitution found in Asheville), 3:00 

5:23: Andy Jackson, John Locke Foundation: (2024 voter registration trends), 5:00 



5:34: Statewide News Update (JD Vance in Raleigh today, Stein says no Gov debate, Solar net metering lawsuit), 3:00 

5:38:  Andy Jackson, John Locke Foundation: (Absentee ballot delay), 5:00 



5:51: Statewide News Update (Rare copy of Constitution found in Asheville, Absentee ballots being sent out later this week), 3:00 

5:54:  Appeals Court upholds Utilities Commission’s decision in rooftop solar dispute, 4:00 

5:05: Statewide News Update (Stein says no Gov debate, JD Vance in Raleigh today, Solar net metering lawsuit), 3:00 
5:08: Report: Welfare a barrier to economic mobility for low-income workers, 5:00 
 
5:20: Statewide News Update (Absentee ballots being sent out later this week, Rare copy of Constitution found in Asheville), 3:00 
5:23: Andy Jackson, John Locke Foundation: (2024 voter registration trends), 5:00 
 
5:34: Statewide News Update (JD Vance in Raleigh today, Stein says no Gov debate, Solar net metering lawsuit), 3:00 
5:38:  Andy Jackson, John Locke Foundation: (Absentee ballot delay), 5:00 
 
5:51: Statewide News Update (Rare copy of Constitution found in Asheville, Absentee ballots being sent out later this week), 3:00 
5:54:  Appeals Court upholds Utilities Commission’s decision in rooftop solar dispute, 4:00

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The Carolina Journal News Hour on WBT focuses on state-wide news, politics, and business stories that impact the lives of the residents of Charlotte and all of North Carolina utilizing the exceptional resources of The Carolina Journal.