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➤ Statewide: Settlement talks between North Carolina’s Department of Insurance and the Rate Bureau have delayed a May 4 hearing on a proposed 68.3% average dwelling insurance rate hike until July 6. (More)
➤ Also statewide: The Cook Political Report shifted North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race to “lean Democrat” on Monday, citing a tougher national climate for Republicans in the contest between former Gov. Roy Cooper and former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley. (More)
➤ Apex: The town council unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on the New Hill Digital Campus data center development on Tuesday, just days after the developer, Natelli Investments, withdrew its plans for the project. (More)
➤ Stokes County commissioners, meanwhile, voted Monday night to rescind a January rezoning approval and restart the entire process for a proposed 1,000-acre data center near Walnut Cove after a lawsuit challenged improper public noticing. (More)
➤ Asheville: NCDOT will permanently close several Interstate 26 ramps starting today for the I-26 Connector project, with detours in place as crews work to improve long-term traffic flow and safety. (More)
➤ Union County: Deputies used a drone to quickly locate a lost family near a Union County trail, finding seven people safe within minutes after they became disoriented during a weekend hike. (More)
➤ Dare County GIS expanded its interactive Hatteras Island Erosion Drone Imagery map to include additional areas, allowing the public to compare drone-captured images side by side to better monitor coastal erosion over time. (More)
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