CHARLOTTE — Cars, computers, maintenance equipment and office supplies, the state of North Carolina is selling it all in the same place. The state is constantly auctioning an array of items, many you ...

Have you ever wanted to own your own fire truck? How about safari-style tour bus, or antique surveying equipment? Or, maybe you’re just looking to buy a treadmill or office furniture — or a dental ...

The twice-annual auction of surplus government property returns Saturday at White Farm in Concord, and crowds are expected. The auction sale, held each spring and fall, unloads hundreds of surplus ...

North Carolina state government coffers are more flush than in recent memory as 2020 begins as tax collections again are beating projections and hundreds of millions of dollars aren't being spent due ...

North Carolina budget officials on Friday revised down the state's budget surplus numbers, by about $430 million over two years. Last month, they had estimated the state would have a roughly $1.4 ...

Opinion articles provide independent perspectives on key community issues, separate from our newsroom reporting. Between cutting that unemployment debt on the backs of the jobless and now putting up a ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- There's a chance North Carolina taxpayers could get a check from the state later this year. A recently released report showed an extra $1.4 billion in revenue for North ...

State House Speaker Tim Moore, addressing reporters on Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2023, at the State Fairgrounds. A lower-than-expected revenue surplus could delay extra funding for a private school voucher ...

North Carolina will collect about $400 million more in revenue this year than state officials expected – a surplus that officials said is the result in large part of taxpayers receiving lower refunds ...

A thirty-foot trailer is one of the unique items up for auction this Saturday. Tractors and emergency vehicles are some of the items up for auction this weekend. There is a food stand from JRâ s ...

State revenues were about $290 million ahead of expectations, mostly due to higher than anticipated individual income tax collections. RALEIGH -- North Carolina state government coffers are more flush ...