North Carolina lawmakers are investigating a sharp rise in autism therapy costs, raising concerns about access, insurance coverage, and oversight of providers. In legal news, the U.S. Supreme Court will not review a North Carolina Supreme Court decision involving the release of body camera footage, leaving the lower court ruling in place. A separate case continues as a Libertarian voter appeals the state’s “ballot selfie” law, challenging restrictions on photographing ballots. In business news, PSA Airlines has opened a new headquarters in Charlotte, bringing jobs and expanding the region’s aviation footprint.

<p>North Carolina lawmakers are investigating a sharp rise in autism therapy costs, raising concerns about access, insurance coverage, and oversight of providers. In legal news, the U.S. Supreme Court will not review a North Carolina Supreme Court decision involving the release of body camera footage, leaving the lower court ruling in place. A separate case continues as a Libertarian voter appeals the state&rsquo;s &ldquo;ballot selfie&rdquo; law, challenging restrictions on photographing ballots. In business news, PSA Airlines has opened a new headquarters in Charlotte, bringing jobs and expanding the region&rsquo;s aviation footprint.</p>

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Lawmakers Probe Autism Costs; SCOTUS Declines NC Case; PSA Opens HQ

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