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The Triads unemployment rate continued its recent mini-rollercoaster pattern in August, rising 0.2 percentage points to 4.1% as more residents left the workforce, the N.C. Commerce Department reported Wednesday.

A coalition of labor groups will announce a massive mobilization in support of the labor movement in the lead-up to the November elections.

North Carolina’s unemployment rate edged up during August with limited hiring and more individuals leaving the state’s workforce.

The leading government relations firms in the state, ranked by 2021 revenue.

After Monday, temperatures aren’t expected to break back into the 90s for the remainder of the week, the National Weather Service says.

North Carolina legislative budget writers have embraced a version of the “success begets success” mantra when it comes to economic-development expectations for the next fiscal year.

A panel of activists and advisers debated the impact of a new rule for director fights, with one participant suggesting it could open the floodgates for activism campaigns

The Living Income Standard breaks down what it takes to make ends meet in North Carolina. Spoiler: a lot.

A panel debated the impact of universal proxy cards, with one participant suggesting it could open the floodgates for activism campaigns.

A high-profile UNC System initiative to better connect young adults with educational and employment opportunities will have a significant Triad focus, including in Forsyth County.