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3. Fayetteville State University wants to train more nurses to work in southeastern NC
Morgan Casey/Border Belt Independent Over a dozen Fayetteville State University School of Nursing students on Tuesday made their way to...
4. Accountability and growth among top issues in NC municipal elections
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Louisburg Mayor Christopher Neal thinks there’s about a 95% chance next week’s mayoral election will go...
5. Stein signs ‘Iryna’s Law’ despite saying it lacks ‘vision,’ concerns over death penalty provisions
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio With a video message on Friday, Gov. Josh Stein announced that he has signed the criminal justice...
6. State OKs Showplace West plans
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise The prospective buyer of a long-vacant office building in downtown High Point has cleared a...
7. Governor’s advisory council considers challenges and opportunities in youth well-being
Sophia Luna/Education NC The governor’s Advisory Council for Student Safety and Well-Being meeting on Sept. 29 included discussions about challenges...
8. Trouble brewing in Beantown: Tents pop up despite court-ordered cleanup
Sarah White & Kathy Ross/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Some residents in the Dogwood Lakes neighborhood and the lower end of Beantown...
9. THC-infused treats spook state leaders, with Halloween just around the corner
Will Doran/WRAL News At their last formal meeting before Halloween, held Tuesday, some of North Carolina’s top elected officials were...
10. City’s desire to acquire property for green space surprises elected officials, details obscure
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Next week, the Wilmington City Council is set to discuss the acquisition of a property for...
1. Toddler did not have any dental procedures before dying at Greensboro dental office
Richard Craver/The (Greensboro) News & Record A 2-year-old Greensboro boy who died July 17 at Valleygate Dental Surgery Center had...
2. How could the government shutdown affect NC public schools?
Liz Schlemmer/WUNC Radio With a federal government shutdown now in effect, State Superintendent Maurice “Mo” Green has sent guidance to...
3. Is Charlotte train stabbing suspect mentally fit for trial? Court-ordered evaluation process may take months.
Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News After Decarlos Brown Jr. was arrested in late August and accused in the fatal stabbing of...
4. Helene’s impact on roads and housing lingers, making it harder for some Watauga students to get to school
Amy Diaz/WFDD Radio It’s been just over a year since Helene swept through Western North Carolina, leaving a trail of...
5. Risk of Hand Foot Mouth Disease rises in Haywood
Sarah White/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Haywood County has seen an increase in cases of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease in school-aged...