Lawmakers are proposing a 1% sales tax to fund Charlotte transportation projects, and a new bill would require schools to evaluate the long-term costs of educational technology. Wolfspeed has announced layoffs at its materials factory in Siler City. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Senate has passed new immigration enforcement bills, signaling GOP priorities ahead of the 2026 elections. The week wrapped with a flurry of legislative activity at the General Assembly.

Early Voting Begins; Trump Returns to NC; Atrium Network Dispute
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Noncitizen Voter Review; NC School Choice Ranking; Faith and Politics
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Democrats Regain Party Lead; NC Takes Over Town Finances
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