HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Vasilios Papageorgiou, of High Point, bought a $50 scratch-off and won a $1 million prize, according to a North Carolina State Lottery Commission news release. Papageorgiou’s ...

MIAMI (AP) — U.S. immigration authorities illegally kept more than $300 million in bond payments from tens ... year-old and owner of food truck in North Carolina, told The Associated Press.

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This amount gets taxed as ordinary income. Some, like municipal zero coupon bonds, may be exempt from federal or state taxes. But, most are fully taxable. A financial advisor can help you with ...

Their winning Bond was purchased nearly 50 years ago, in June 1975. Another saver from Bedfordshire, who previously held a total of just £179 in Bonds, also scooped a £10,000 prize. Each £1 ...

NORMAN, Okla. – State Superintendent Ryan Walters demanded a multimillion-dollar reimbursement from the Biden-Harris administration in a letter this week, claiming Oklahoma taxpayers are ...

In North Carolina, municipalities can't issue GO bonds without voter approval. Bond funds are how governments typically finance projects to pay for infrastructure. The debt is repaid with interest ...

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg voters will see additional items at the bottom of their ballot, asking for their approval on a proposed constitutional amendment and several bond referenda. Here’s what we ...