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Lawmakers in Raleigh presented a sweeping budget that boosts wages for state workers, trims the income tax rate, and earmarks funds for a new children’s hospital, while deliberately leaving out financing for a proposed MLB stadium.
A bipartisan budget agreement delivers salary increases for state workers, a $105 million boost for a children’s hospital in Apex, and a higher tax on sports‑betting operators, while leaving out funding for a proposed Raleigh stadium.
Building on the experience of hosting the 2026 World Cup, U.S. cities are negotiating more favorable conditions for the 2031 Women’s World Cup, seeking changes to FIFA’s commercial model and greater financial returns.
A series of high‑profile soccer events are delivering billions in economic activity and thousands of jobs across North Carolina.
Governor Josh Stein and Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley highlight how a summer of soccer events, backed by the MEGA Fund, are delivering multi‑million dollar economic benefits and positioning North Carolina as a global training hub for World Cup‑bound teams.
North Carolina’s governor announced a statewide flag‑half‑stitch directive through Sunday and on Memorial Day, commemorating the two‑time champion’s contributions.
Governor Josh Stein has directed U.S. and North Carolina flags to be lowered to half‑staff in honor of NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, who died on Thursday, with the tribute lasting through the weekend.
NASCAR’s leadership and political figures honor Kyle Busch after his passing, highlighting his influence, upcoming tributes, and the personal messages that defined his final days.
Governor Josh Stein has directed all state facilities to fly U.S. and North Carolina flags at half‑staff through Sunday in tribute to NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, who died after a brief illness.
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has directed flags to be lowered for the late NASCAR driver Kyle Busch and for Memorial Day, reflecting the state's respect for both a sporting legend and military heroes.
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has directed U.S. and state flags to half‑staff for May 23‑24 as a mark of respect for Kyle Busch, the two‑time Cup Series champion who passed away on Thursday. His wife Anna and the governor expressed condolences to the Busch family.
Governor Josh Stein has directed U.S. and state flags to be lowered from May 23 to May 24 in tribute to Kyle Busch, the two‑time NASCAR champion who died after a brief illness, while also urging statewide participation in Memorial Day observances.
Longtime NC State baseball coach Elliott Avent announced his retirement, closing a 30‑year chapter that reshaped the program and earned him state honors.
Airbnb will serve as the Official Lodging Partner for five NASCAR venues in 2027, linking fans with nearby accommodations and driving economic benefits for host communities.