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1. “I’m not sitting down, am I?” At Democratic party fundraiser, Cooper hints at U.S. Senate run
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio With a grin, former two-term Gov. Roy Cooper hinted Saturday night at the announcement everyone is expecting....
2. A mill town lost its mill. What is it now?
Emma Goldberg/New York Times The first thing the mill workers noticed on what they later deemed “Black Monday” was the...
3. CFM Bridge grant review complete, finalized agreement to come
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily The Trump Administration has completed its review of a $242 million federal grant for the Cape...
4. Mission takes its nearly 3-year battle for 67 hospital beds to North Carolina Supreme Court
NC Health News/Asheville Watchdog Just more than a month after judges made what some saw as the final decision in...
5. As affordable housing issues get prickly, advocates react
Cece Nunn/WilmingtonBiz Some Wilmington-area workforce housing advocates say the community needs a combination of public and private efforts to address...
6. Leaders are ‘cautiously optimistic’ after release of frozen federal funds
Mebane Rash/Education NC After lawsuits, letters, and almost a month of uncertainty for schools and organizations serving communities, on July...
7. Lawsuit raises questions about NC school’s firing of custodian who reported safety concerns
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press A former custodian at Drexel Elementary is suing the Burke County Board of Education and several...
8. Trump signs an executive order to make it easier to remove homeless people from streets
Jennifer Ludden/WFAE Radio Fulfilling a campaign promise, President Trump has signed an executive order that seeks to overhaul the way...
9. Laurel Park is fed up with pace of FEMA aid
Bill Moss/Hendersonville Lightning Throughout the mountains, small towns thrashed by Hurricane Helene have it bad. In Henderson County, none was...
10. Cape Hatteras National Seashore under review for content about sea rise, climate change
Mark Jurkowitz/Outer Banks Voice According to several recent reports, the Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) is being monitored for information...
1. RNC Chairman Michael Whatley plans to run for Senate in North Carolina, with Trump’s backing
Jill Colvin/The Associated Press Michael Whatley, chairman of the national Republican Party, plans to run for an open Senate seat...
2. End of federal funding threatens public TV and radio in NC
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Your local radio news briefing, your children’s after-school PBS programming, emergency weather alerts during hurricanes,...
3. Delays, confusion, adaptation mark first two years of NC’s stricter abortion law
Lisa Worf/NC Health News & WFAE Radio In the past two years, North Carolina’s stricter abortion law has changed the...