➤ Statewide: Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined 21 other attorneys general and the governors of Kentucky and Pennsylvania in a lawsuit against the federal government for cutting $11 billion in health care funding, which includes $230 million for North Carolina. (More) ➤ Raleigh: In a 106-10 vote, the House passed a bill on Tuesday that bars discrimination based on political beliefs in state-administered disaster aid. (More) ➤ Wilmington: The 78th North Carolina Azalea Festival runs through Sunday. Weekend events include the Airlie Luncheon Garden Party, Queen's Dance Party, a parade, a street fair, and various garden tours. (See Schedule) ➤ Lexington: The Lexington Depot District revitalization is on track for completion in 2028 and aims to reconnect rail passengers with essential resources, restaurants, and entertainment venues located along the North Carolina commuter rail. (More) ➤ Yancey and Mitchell Counties: Construction is expected to begin this summer on repairs to 74 miles of roads and bridges along sections of N.C. 197 and U.S. 19. The majority of the work should be completed within the next two-and-a-half years. (See Details) ➤ Brunswick County: Thanks to warm March weather, the owner of The Gator Hole Country Store and Tackle reported seeing up to 12 alligators along Town Creek before the start of April. (Watch Video) |
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