Friday April 3, 2015
Season 1500 Episode 1512 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
A gas tax deal is reached as is a plan that could reduce power bill costs for thousands
Legislators compromised on a gas tax bill to lower rates but not allow them to fall with wholesale prices, as expected. A deal between Duke Energy and municipal-owned power companies could lead to lower bills for 250,000 rural power customers. The House and McCrory Administration calls on Senate leaders to renew historic preservation tax credits. Kelly McCullen hosts.
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Friday April 3, 2015
Season 1500 Episode 1512 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Legislators compromised on a gas tax bill to lower rates but not allow them to fall with wholesale prices, as expected. A deal between Duke Energy and municipal-owned power companies could lead to lower bills for 250,000 rural power customers. The House and McCrory Administration calls on Senate leaders to renew historic preservation tax credits. Kelly McCullen hosts.
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