North Carolina
Fanatics Sportsbook promo: Earn possible $1,160 in North Carolina, $1,000 in all other locations
Fanatics has launched the brand-new Fanatics Sportsbook and you can get in on the action of any sports market with its new customer offer.
Fanatics Sportsbook’s unique welcome offer lets new users bet $100 to get $100 in bonus bets every day for 10 days. So if you participate in the promo for all 10 days, you can earn the full $1,000 in bonus bets. This offer works for any sports market.
If you’re in North Carolina, you’ll get that $1,000 max offer, plus $100 on registrations and another $60 in merch credit when you make your first $50+ deposit. That’s $1,160 total.
Fanatics Sportsbook promo
So, how exactly does the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code work?
Once you sign up, you’ll have to opt in to the promotion each day and make a cash wager of $100 every day for 10 days to get the full $1,000 in bonus bets. You still get the bonus bets even if your cash wager loses.
There’s no issue with missing a day, but you won’t get the full $1K bonus bet offer. The first cash bet must be on a spread of -200 or longer (meaning -170 is good, but not -300).
There is no actual promo code for this offer, so click on this link or the modules in this story to get started on Fanatics Sportsbook. Bonus bets can also be converted into FanCash, which can then be used on the Fanatics website for official merchandise.
Bettors in Colorado, Connecticut, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia can take advantage of this offer from Fanatics.
More on the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code
Sunday NBA preview
There are nine NBA games scattered throughout Sunday’s schedule, and there should be some great action today as every game matters with the postseason nearing.
The games begin with a showdown of contenders in Los Angeles when the Clippers host the Milwaukee Bucks at 3 p.m. ET.
After that, four games tip off at 6 p.m. ET. The Atlanta Hawks host the New Orleans Pelicans, the Washington Wizards take on the Miami Heat in South Beach, the Magic play the Indiana Pacers just up the road in Orlando, and the Sacramento Kings host the Houston Rockets.
Three more games begin one hour later, most notably the New York Knicks vs. the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden. The Cleveland Cavaliers host the Brooklyn Nets at the same time, while the Thunder battle the Memphis Grizzlies in OKC.
Sunday’s action concludes with a big-time matchup in LA when the Los Angeles Lakers host the Minnesota Timberwolves at 9:30 p.m. ET.
Use the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code on any of these games (or any other sports market) to get started with this deal. Repeat the process for nine more days to get the full $1,000 in bonus bets!
How to sign up with Fanatics Sportsbook
- Click the module above to go to Fanatics Sportsbook.
- Once on the landing page, download the Fanatics Sportsbook app.
- Enter the required personal details, including name and date of birth, SSN, and home address.
- Read and agree to the terms and conditions.
- Make a qualifying deposit to register your account.
- Opt-in and make your first cash bet. The amount of bonus bets you earn reflects the value of your first cash bet of the day. If your first wager is $50, then you’ll get $50 in bonus bets.
- Keep opting in for the next nine days to get up to $1,000 in bonus bets.
North Carolina
NC to receive nearly $70M in FEMA funds, Madsion County manager says $14M hasn’t arrived
MADISON COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Senator Tedd Budd’s office announced nearly $70 million in public assistance FEMA funds for Helene recovery toward the North Carolina Department of Transportation, cities and counties.
Madison County Manager Rod Honeycutt created a color-coded spreadsheet of projects, both paid and unpaid. Honeycutt said he sends the spreadsheet to federal leaders’ offices, including Budd’s, regularly to ensure staff are aware of what’s not reimbursed.
Honeycutt estimates about $14 million in reimbursements from FEMA haven’t come through.
As for the $1.9 million just approved for Madison County’s emergency protective measures, including laborers, equipment reimbursement, Honeycutt said the county doesn’t have it yet.
NORTH CAROLINA TO RECEIVE $70M IN ADDITIONAL FEMA FUNDING AS NOEM FACES CRITICISM
“It’s coming back to our fund balance,” said Honeycutt. “And we know it will take six more weeks for it to get through the state and to the county.”
Honeycutt estimates that within six months, FEMA will resolve all reimbursements. He said debris removal jobs along the French Broad River have been delayed as FEMA continues to review the applications.
In Marshall, the town has leased store spaces on Main Street, along with signs advertising leasing available. But longtime resident, artist and business owner Josh Copus is optimistic that Marshall and its community will thrive once again. He acknowledged that FEMA funds and reimbursements to clean up have been an important part of the area’s recovery.
MORE THAN $3.5M HEADED TO BURKE COUNTY FOR CONTINUED HELENE RECOVERY
“I would say our town is 50% fixed and our town was 100% destroyed, so 50% is pretty good,” Copus said.
The awards include:
- Biltmore Forest: $2.5 million for debris removal reimbursement.
- Buncombe County Sewage District: $1.57 million reimbursement for line repairs, vacuuming, line replacements and riverbank restoration.
- Old Fort: $1.15 million Westerman Street Waterline for potable water reimbursement.
- Mitchell County: $11.9 million for debris contractors, tipping fees and debris monitoring reimbursement.
- Buncombe County: $3.5 million toward labor costs for 836 laborers during and after Helene reimbursement.
- Asheville: $5.6 million for North Fork Treatment Plant repairs reimbursement.
- Lake Lure: $1.48 million for lake safety repairs reimbursement.
- Madison County: $1.9 million for emergency protective measures, including laborers, equipment reimbursement.
North Carolina
2026 primary turnout report released for eastern NC counties; see your county’s numbers
Here are the voter turnout numbers for the 2026 primary election, according to the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
Hyde County had the highest voter turnout, while Onslow County had the lowest turnout. Check out what the voter turnout in your county was below:
BERTIE COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
31.85% (3,911 out of 12,280)
CARTERET COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
29.06% (16,543 out of 56,931)
CRAVEN COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
18.63% (14,119 out of 75,778)
DUPLIN COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
21.93% (6,981 out of 31,832)
EDGECOMBE COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
18.16% (6,428 out of 35,396)
GREENE COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
19.70% (2,147 out of 10,900)
HYDE COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
37.27% (1,123 out of 3,013)
JONES COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
25.91% (1,805 out of 6,966)
LENOIR COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
16.73% (6,251 out of 37,371)
MARTIN COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
17.61% (2,858 out of 16,228)
ONSLOW COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
11.44% (14,816 out of 129,537)
PAMLICO COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
24.03% (2,446 out of 10,180)
PITT COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
15.71% (19,429 out of 123,705)
TYRRELL COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
30.49% (723 out of 2,371)
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
28.66% (2,312 out of 8,067)
WAYNE COUNTY
Ballots Cast:
21.49% (16,408 out of 76,358)
Wednesday, March 4, 2026 6:41PM
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — North Carolina schools and businesses took part in a statewide tornado drill Wednesday morning as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week.
The National Weather Service led the drill at 9:30 a.m., broadcasting it on NOAA Weather Radio and the Emergency Alert System. Schools, workplaces and households across the state were encouraged to join in.
The National Weather Service didn’t issue a follow up alert to mark the end of the drill. Instead, each school or business wrapped up once they felt they had practiced the procedures thoroughly.
Wednesday’s drill also replaced the regular weekly NOAA Weather Radio test.
SEE | New warning for parents amid new ‘fire-breathing’ social media trend
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