I-40 section damaged by Helene will reopen in early March, NC Gov. Josh Stein says
Gov. Josh Stein announced the opening during a Feb. 10 visit from Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
NC’s new governor: Why Stein and other top leaders may have fewer chances to talk to each other
Democratic Gov. Josh Stein ran his first Council of State meeting on Tuesday, shifting two chairs up to the head of the ...
Governor Stein announces two lanes on I-40 reopening by March as federal support continues
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Governor Josh Stein announced on Monday, Feb. 10 that two lanes on I-40 will reopen by March 1.
Gov. Stein sues to block GOP-led law stripping his power to make court appointments
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein sued Friday to block part of a Republican-led law that limits who he can appoint to vacancies ...
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Gov. Josh Stein visits public school to learn more about school meals, STEM, and share his education priorities
Governor Josh Stein visited Eastern Elementary School in Greenville to learn about their wellness week and share his ...
State lawmakers considering $500 million more in Helene aid, half of Stein's request
State lawmakers are considering legislation that would provide an additional $500 million for Tropical Storm Helene recovery.
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In latest visit, Stein presses state lawmakers for $1 billion in immediate Helene funding
During a Feb. 3 visit to MANNA FoodBank in Mills River, Gov. Josh Stein pressed the state’s Republican-controlled General Assembly to pass more than $1 billion in immediate funding for Western ...
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North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein's first test will be balancing Helene recovery with the ghosts of hurricane recoveries' past
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein began his first term earlier this month with a behemoth task in front of him: Helping western ...
‘Less revenue, greater demands’: NC Gov. Josh Stein cautious ahead of budget work
Usually it is Republicans, not Democrats, who talk about being more conservative in state spending. But after Hurricane ...