North Carolina is assessing impacts after winter weather moved across the state on Sunday, bringing a mix of snow, ice, and hazardous travel conditions to several regions. As cleanup continues, attention is also turning back to Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, where a looming deadline approaches despite only 14 homes completed so far under the state’s aid program, raising concerns about pace and accountability. In legal news, the North Carolina Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging the state’s Sunday hunting law, leaving current restrictions in place.

<p>North Carolina is assessing impacts after winter weather moved across the state on Sunday, bringing a mix of snow, ice, and hazardous travel conditions to several regions. As cleanup continues, attention is also turning back to Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, where a looming deadline approaches despite only 14 homes completed so far under the state&rsquo;s aid program, raising concerns about pace and accountability. In legal news, the North Carolina Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging the state&rsquo;s Sunday hunting law, leaving current restrictions in place.</p>

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Winter Weather Recap; Helene Aid Progress; Court Rejects Hunting Case

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