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9. The South Florida exodus: Why many are heading to Charlotte
Julian Berger/WFAE Radio Jessica Padilla remembers packing her bags last October and boarding a flight from Miami to Charlotte to...
10. Four-way race for two seats on Tabor City Town Council
Joseph Williams/The (Whiteville) News Reporter Two seats are up for grabs on the Tabor City Town Council, where a three-term...
1. Coastal storm brings ocean overwash, erosion to NC beaches
Jennifer Allen & Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online The nor’easter that swept up the East Coast this past weekend stripped ocean...
2. NC nursing home lawsuit settlement could expand access for people with drug issues
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Two North Carolina nursing homes have agreed to stop automatically denying admission to people with...
3. Charlotte outside investigation says no ‘unethical, immoral or illegal conduct’ in city
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio The city of Charlotte on Tuesday released a five-page report by an outside attorney that found no...
4. Supreme Court seems inclined to limit race-based electoral districts under the Voting Rights Act
Mark Sherman/The Associated Press The Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared ready to gut a key tool of the Voting Rights...
5. WS/FCS receives $400,000 private donation for debt repayment
Amy Diaz/WFDD Radio Twin City Development Foundation is donating $400,000 to Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools amid the district’s budget crisis. Winston-Salem...
6. Food and ride inspections begin at NC State Fair, which opens Thursday
WRAL News Food and ride inspections are underway at the 2025 North Carolina State Fair, which runs Oct. 16 until...
7. What would it take to privatize Fort Bragg’s commissaries?
Abraham Kenmore/CityView The Department of Defense is soliciting information from grocery stores on what it would take to privatize the...
8. A look at the Trump administration’s changes to education policy for English learners, HSIs, and more
Hannah Vinueza McClellan/Education NC At the start of the school year, the U.S. Department of Justice said that it won’t...
9. Canton undertaking rewrite of land-use plan and zoning rules
Sarah White/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Canton is reimagining its future post-mill closure and flood as a sustainable “hometown of tomorrow,” with...
10. Races for Cary Town Council feature three Republicans and three Democrats
Will Michaels/WUNC Radio Cary voters will notice a schedule change to their local election this year. The town council decided...
1. Warren Wilson College to receive recovery money from the state legislature despite being left out months ago
Jose Sandoval/Blue Ridge Public Radio Warren Wilson College announced on Oct. 4, it will receive $1.5 million in Hurricane Helene...