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4. As vouchers near 100,000, first evidence of churn can be seen
Mebane Rash/Education NC As of Oct. 6, 2025, the total number of students receiving vouchers in North Carolina is 98,917,...
5. WakeMed ‘whole health campus’ will include two new hospitals in one place
Richard Stradling/The (Raleigh) News & Observer WakeMed will soon break ground on a new campus in Garner that will put...
6. LendingTree CEO Doug Lebda died over the weekend in ATV accident, company says
WFAE Radio LendingTree CEO Doug Lebda died Sunday in an ATV accident. The Charlotte-based company announced his death Monday morning....
7. Maggie Valley may freeze new police position due to state funding hit
Paul Nielsen/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer An unexpected hit to the town’s budget has Maggie Valley aldermen debating whether to freeze putting...
8. More than $6.5B in medical debt relieved through NC program. Stein calls it ‘life changing news’
Will Doran/WRAL News More than $6.5 billion in medical debt has been relieved for more than 2.5 million North Carolinians...
9. NC House lawmakers resurrect debate over privatizing North Carolina’s state-run liquor
Ahmed Jallow/NC Newsline The debate over whether North Carolina should continue running its own liquor system came up again this...
10. Students for Justice in Palestine calls out UNC’s Israel-adjacent investments at demonstration
Kayla Bradshaw & Jackson Auchincloss/The Daily Tar Heel At a UNC Students for Justice in Palestine tribunal demonstration on Thursday,...
1. Brockman met teen through phone app, DA says
Paul B. Johnson/The High Point Enterprise Rep. Cecil Brockman, D-Guilford, met the 15-year-old he’s accused of having sex with through...
2. Rural health transformation program won’t make up for federal budget cuts, experts agree
Liz Carey/NC Health News A new program touted to give $50 billion in federal funding to rural hospitals won’t necessarily...
3. NC isn’t meeting federal special education requirements. State officials point to the teacher shortage
Emily Walkenhorst/WRAL News North Carolina public schools aren’t evaluating students for special education in a timely manner, they’re not resolving...
4. Whooping cough surges in North Carolina; fading vaccine immunity likely plays a role
Jennifer Fernandez/NC Health News Most people likely know pertussis by its more common name — whooping cough, which comes from...
5. Gov. Stein’s task force hears why child care is an ‘essential service’ for families, economy, and military readiness
Katie Dukes/Education NC At the Oct. 6 meeting of the North Carolina Task Force on Child Care and Early Education,...
6. Lawmakers consider ‘Work and Save’ plan to close NC’s retirement gap
Ashley Fredde/NC Health News For some North Carolinians, the road to retirement is anything but even. While some workers can...