North Carolina audit shows $4.1B in COVID recovery funds still unspent

RALEIGH (The Center Square) — About three-quarters of North Carolina’s $5.4 billion in State Fiscal Recovery Funds had not been dispersed through the end of Fiscal Year 2022, leaving $4.1

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