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Rates include upgrades to make the grid more resilient and shorten the duration of outagesNew programs will give customers more control over energy use, support low-income customersApproval includes...

Duke Energy and clean energy advocates struck a side deal that will offer monthly discounts to tens of thousands of lower-income ratepayers.

Mecklenburg County, the City of Charlotte, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Office, and homeless service providers are making efforts to keep the community cool during this weekend’s heatwave.

The first visually-impaired Bar passer in the Philippines is now employed at the Department of Social Welfare and Development central office. Anthony Mark Emocling is working as a legislative liaison specialist detailed under the Department Legislative Liaison Office (DLLO). He was hired on “cost of service” basis, which is usually 12 months but can renewed.

Rent assistance in Gaston County: What are the options?

Ministries partner to serve all of Catawba County with crisis financial assistance

As temperatures have risen across the state and are expected to remain high throughout the summer, public health officials are urging North Carolinians to protect themselves from heat-related illness.

Q: My father has dementia and it has progressed to the point where taking care of him has become more physically and emotionally challenging. What resources are available to help

Q: I just got laid off. I want to find another job, but I am worried that potential employers will think I’m too old. Any tips?

Q: Will the Shepherd’s Center resume having their used book sale this year? —FH