That's what this JetZero deal feels like. North Carolina should still be judicious about sticking its neck out on big job announcements. But every now and then, cynicism has to give way to strategy.

But maybe that’s just how the world works now, and North Carolina is learning how to make that work in our favor. If JetZero flies, we’ll be part of a generational leap in aviation.

Governor Josh Stein signs two bills, including funding for an aircraft project, and vetoes a private school tax credit bill.

In his address, Chancellor James Martin highlighted student success, discussed new programs and partnerships and discussed ...

House Bill 87 — that promotes a federal scholarship donation tax credit program. It is the 15th bill that Stein has vetoed ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — JetZero Inc. announced plans Thursday to build its first manufacturing plant for a next-generation passenger jet in central North Carolina, a project that if successful ...

JetZero's CEO Tom O'Leary plans to relocate headquarters from California to Greensboro, North Carolina, creating thousands of jobs and introducing blended-wing jetliner manufacturing.

North Carolina’s big job announcements can feel a lot like scratch-off lottery tickets: flashy promises, exciting for a moment, but ultimately worth about as much as the paper they’re printed on. Time ...