A Durham man has been sentenced for burning an American flag. North Carolina business and agriculture leaders are weighing in on new trade agreements with the UK and China. A pharmaceutical company plans to build a manufacturing facility in the state, while a new report highlights high stress levels among Pre-K teachers. Lawmakers are considering oxygen therapy as a potential breakthrough for treating PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. Efforts to combat PFAS contamination are receiving a funding boost. Meanwhile, legislation has been introduced to expand the fishing season and an update on driver's license renewals.

<p>A Durham man has been sentenced for burning an American flag. North Carolina business and agriculture leaders are weighing in on new trade agreements with the UK and China. A pharmaceutical company plans to build a manufacturing facility in the state, while a new report highlights high stress levels among Pre-K teachers. Lawmakers are considering oxygen therapy as a potential breakthrough for treating PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. Efforts to combat PFAS contamination are receiving a funding boost. Meanwhile, legislation has been introduced to expand the fishing season and an update on driver's license renewals.</p>

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<p>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.</p>