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1. Democratic governors may offer a path forward for a party out of power in Washington
Bill Barrow/The Associated Press Anderson Clayton wanted a headline name to speak at North Carolina Democrats’ summer gala — but...
2. NC’s 2026 US Senate race could be the most expensive in history, experts say
Colin Campbell/WUNC Radio Political experts say North Carolina’s Senate race next year could see around $500 million in campaign spending,...
3. His nonprofit has a $500 million endowment. NC legislators look to take it back.
Brian Gordon/The (Raleigh) News & Observer Bennet Waters emphasized that Research Triangle Park wasn’t a success after 24 months. If...
4. Michael Whatley is ride-or-die with Trump
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio Republican Michael Whatley officially kicked off his campaign for U.S. Senate Thursday against Democrat Roy Cooper with...
5. Moore County dealing with widespread damage a month after Chantal
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press When Tropical Depression Chantal struck Moore County in early July, the deluge of rain took...
6. Burlington city manager announces plans to retire in December
DJ Simmons/WFDD Radio Burlington City Manager Craig Honeycutt is retiring at the end of the year. Honeycutt has been in...
7. ‘Ran out of patience’: Brunswick County sues contractor over delayed water treatment plant
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily After years of waiting for effective water treatment against PFAS contamination, Brunswick County is now in...
8. Democratic candidates protest NC-11 gala exclusion, threaten boycott
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News A blistering letter signed by four Democratic candidates for Congress in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District...
9. Bank to maintain housing program
Pat Kimbrough/The (High Point) Enterprise A bank with a significant High Point presence says its planned merger with another institution...
10. Durham County leaders receive update on local impact of federal Medicaid, SNAP cuts
Chris Lovingood/WRAL News More than 1.5 million North Carolinians could lose food and medical assistance when new limits on SNAP...
1. Student loan caps might worsen the national doctor shortage, critics worry
Shalina Chatlani/NC Health News Twenty-eight-year-old Michaela Bonner has been working 12-hour shifts as an emergency medical technician in Norfolk, Virginia,...
2. Mixed reactions to HCA’s potential noncompliance with Mission purchase agreement
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Employees at Asheville’s Mission Hospital say they aren’t shocked to hear that parent company HCA...
3. Whooping cough spreads as families prepare for back to school
Sarah White/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Haywood County has confirmed its 13th case of pertussis, or whooping cough, since early July, meaning...