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NC leaders oppose Duke’s big rate hike, good news on a notoriously pro-polluter official’s bad environmental permit decision, but more bad news from the US Supreme Court on gerrymandering. All this in your CIB for December 8th, 2025.
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Leaders Oppose Duke Energy Rate Hike
Governor Josh Stein and Attorney General Jeff Jackson are fighting back against Duke Energy's most recent rate hike and pollution scheme.
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Judge Rules in Favor of Conservation Group, Protects State Park
Judge rules in favor of a conservation group’s challenge to a quarry mining permit near a major NC state park. Could this be a good sign for conservation in NC?
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Supreme Court Ruling on Gerrymandering Means Trouble for NC
The U.S. Supreme Court allowed a newly gerrymandered Congressional map in Texas to go into effect. What could this mean for the NC appeal?
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