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4. EPA intends to rescind PFAS regulations as Chemours seeks to increase production
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily The battle over “forever chemicals” continues with federal regulators seeking to reverse course on three chemical...
5. DOT outlines I-40 rebuild: With environmental permitting process over, real work begins
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News The signs are still there lining the fragile bank separating Interstate 40 from the Pigeon River...
6. Second challenger to primary Pless: School board member Jimmy Rogers joins the race
Aarik Long/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Another GOP challenger is throwing his hat in the ring for Rep. Mark Pless’s seat representing...
7. SCiLL associate dean fired amid continued faculty turnover
Aidan Lockhart & Regan Butler/The Daily Tar Heel School of Civic Life and Leadership Dean and Director Jed Atkins fired...
8. Fayetteville City Council votes 8-2 to renew ShotSpotter for another year
Trey Nemec/CityView Fayetteville City Council members on Monday voted 8-2 to approve a $220,500 contract to renew the city’s use...
9. NC Commerce Secretary delivers school supplies, tours WCS
Nick Fogleman/Watauga Democrat North Carolina’s Secretary of Commerce Lee Lilley recently visited Watauga County, beginning his trip by delivering school...
10. Challenges and opportunities: Taking the temperature of retail in downtown Wilmington
John Staton/Wilmington StarNews Take a walk around downtown Wilmington and, most of the time, it’s bustling. Not just with patrons...
1. Duke Health sets its sights on statewide expansion
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & The Charlotte Ledger For years, Charlotte’s health care market has been dominated by two names:...
2. If this policy is taken away, parts of NC national forests could be open for development
Celeste Gracia/WUNC Radio Under the Trump Administration, the U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, a...
3. State Board of Education extends grace period for $3.4 million in WS/FCS debt, and other meeting highlights
Ben Humphries/Education NC At the State Board of Education’s meeting last Thursday, the Board voted 5-4 to extend an interest-free...
4. Appeals period to begin for Jacksonville’s revised flood maps
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online When the proposed flood insurance rate maps for Onslow County were released back in 2016, Jacksonville...
5. Head in the clouds: For Pisgah Inn owner, hope is the only choice
Andrew Marshall/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Operate a hotel for long enough, and eventually you feel like you’ve seen everything. But for...
6. App State reports 21,798 enrolled for fall 2025, Boone campus enrollment lower than last year
Jessica Stump & Anna Oakes/Watauga Democrat This fall, Appalachian State University reports continued steady growth, welcoming a record-setting enrollment of...