Ashley Anderson

6 days ago | wnct.com | Hannah Leyva |Ashley Anderson

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The NC Budget for fiscal years 2025-2027 is on to its next hurdle, the NC House. On Thursday, leaders in the state Senate voted 30-15 in favor of the multi-billion-dollar biennium budget. Now, the budget goes to the NC House of Representatives for consideration. Republicans in the North Carolina Senate released the budget late Monday afternoon, which outlines the current leadership’s top spending priorities.

1 week ago | cbs17.com | Ashley Anderson |Hannah Leyva

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The NC Budget for fiscal years 2025-2027 is on to its next hurdle, the NC House. On Thursday, leaders in the state Senate voted 30-15 in favor of the multi-billion-dollar biennium budget. Now, the budget goes to the NC House of Representatives for consideration. Republicans in the North Carolina Senate released the budget late Monday afternoon, which outlines the current leadership’s top spending priorities.

1 week ago | wavy.com | Hannah Leyva |Deana Harley |Ashley Anderson

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Republicans in the North Carolina Senate released their 2025-2027 budget late Monday afternoon, which outlines the current leadership’s top spending priorities. In total, the budget calls for spending $32.6 billion in the first year and $33.3 billion in the second year for a total of $65.9 billion. The senators unveiling the budget said they want to focus on more aid for western North Carolina and pay increases for state employees.

1 week ago | cbs17.com | Hannah Leyva |Deana Harley |Ashley Anderson

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Republicans in the North Carolina Senate released their 2025-2027 budget late Monday afternoon, which outlines the current leadership’s top spending priorities. In total, the budget calls for spending $32.6 billion in the first year and $33.3 billion in the second year for a total of $65.9 billion. The senators unveiling the budget said they want to focus on more aid for western North Carolina and pay increases for state employees.

2 weeks ago | cbs17.com | Ashley Anderson

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A bill that seeks to adjust fees higher for inspections on elevators and “amusement devices” has been filed in the NC House with the goal of eliminating the current backlog. House Bill 559 — which bears the name “Make Elevators Great Again” — was filed on March 27 and is sponsored by seven Republican representatives. Authors of the bill call these changes “modest, common-sense fee adjustments” that will empower the NC Dept.