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US Halloween impaired driving enforcement campaigns

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Latest: US states increase Halloween patrols to target impaired drivers

Law enforcement and safety agencies across several US states have launched initiatives to combat impaired driving during the Halloween season. In New York, Oswego County joined a statewide high-visibility engagement cam

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North Carolina coastal storm and road damage

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Latest: North Carolina Governor declares state of emergency for NC 12 repairs

A series of nor’easters has caused significant coastal flooding, ocean overwash, and structural damage across North Carolina’s Outer Banks. The storms undermined approximately 244 meters of pavement near the Pea Island N

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Buc-ee’s retail expansion and market performance

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Latest: Buc-ee’s announces expansion plans in North Carolina

Buc-ee’s is pursuing a nationwide expansion strategy, recently opening a 74,000-square-foot travel center in Goodyear, Arizona, and its first Arkansas location in Benton. During the Arkansas opening, co-founder and CEO A

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North Carolina gas tax suspension enacted

3 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: North Carolina suspends 41-cent gas tax through November 2026

Governor Josh Stein has signed House Bill 3, known as the ‘Relief at the Pump Act’, into law, officially suspending North Carolina’s 41-cent state gas tax through November 30, 2026. The legislation applies to gasoline, d

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North Carolina Hurricane Helene recovery

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Latest: North Carolina implements new resilience strategies following Hurricane Helene

Two years after Hurricane Helene caused catastrophic flooding and over 100 deaths in Western North Carolina, recovery efforts remain ongoing. Economic assessments indicate the storm caused nearly $60 billion in damages a

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