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9. For Tobs, Smithfield checks many boxes
Scott Bolejack/The Johnstonian News The next home of the Tobs must be within 35 miles of Wilson. That’s nonnegotiable, says...
10. Crabtree Valley Mall’s $60M makeover forces local businesses out before crucial holiday season
Lora Lavigne/WRAL News Crabtree Valley Mall is preparing to welcome a new and improved shopping center while also saying goodbye...
1. U.S. Department of Justice threatens Buncombe County with investigation over reparations recommendations
Andrew R. Jones & Dan DeWitt/Asheville Watchdog Citing potential violations of federal civil rights laws, the U.S. Department of Justice...
2. NC education leaders want to change how schools are graded. What analysts say is needed
Emily Walkenhorst/WRAL News North Carolina education leaders are again mulling a revision to the state’s most visible school accountability measure:...
3. Ocracoke Access Alliance to push for more investment in ferry services
The Outer Banks Voice The Ocracoke Access Alliance (OAA) has formed to push for greater state and federal investment in...
4. Durham declares itself a ‘Fourth Amendment Workplace’ amid immigrant fears
WUNC & The Associated Press The Durham City Council has passed a resolution to make the city a “Fourth Amendment...
5. Funding eludes low-income apartment project
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise Plans for an affordable housing project in south High Point have hit a roadblock after...
6. Council asked to help bring Target to Sanford
Caleb M. Soptelean/The Sanford Herald Sanford City Council is being asked to help bring a Target retail store to the...
7. UNC Charlotte sets all-time enrollment record with 32,207 students
Sofia DiStefano/Niner Times UNC Charlotte has once again broken its own enrollment record, welcoming 32,207 students for the fall 2025...
8. Conditional zoning could give Clyde landowners more options
Andrew Marshall/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Clyde’s governing board is planning to change its zoning ordinance to allow for “conditional” zoning, bringing...
9. UNCW details more actions taken to root out DEI at university
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily A new report from UNCW details more removals and alterations leadership have made to comply with...
10. New EPA funds to help WNC water and sewer systems battered by Helene
Katie Myers/Blue Ridge Public Radio Helene washed out sewer pipes, overflowed septic systems, and washed water treatment plants into rivers...
1. 80,000+ NC voters keep federal ballot access in deal between DOJ, NC Board of Elections
Deana Harley/CBS 17 News Some 80,000 voters in North Carolina will not need to update their voter registration to vote...