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6. Juvenile curfew pushed for consideration in Wilmington
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily More than 400 cities nationwide have a curfew for youth and if one council member gets...
7. Stopping the spread: What’s next for local whooping cough outbreak?
Sarah White/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer A whooping cough outbreak has hit Haywood County, with six cases confirmed as of July 10...
8. Canton to purchase former ABC store parcel
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News A land purchase approved by Canton’s governing board July 10 will bring more parking to the...
9. Company plans new type of housing
Pat Kimbrough/High Point Enterprise Alex Dummit says she founded her High Point company to combine business and philanthropy. As CEO...
10. Dare County Housing Task Force to create housing nonprofit
Kip Tabb/Outer Banks Voice After more than a year and a half of discussion and meetings, the Dare County Housing...
1. The ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ has passed. Here’s how it could affect health care in NC
Jaymie Baxley & Anne Blythe/NC Health News On Tuesday evening, just days after President Donald Trump signed into law the...
2. Stein vetoes bill seeking to keep NC governments from regulating pet shops
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio Gov. Josh Stein has vetoed House Bill 96, saying language preventing local government regulation of pet shops...
3. New NC law mandates school cellphone restrictions and social media instruction
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press Public school regulation of cellphone use is now law in North Carolina after Gov. Josh Stein...
4. North Carolina EV battery industry holds steady amid tax credit rollbacks
Stella Mackler/WFAE Radio Move over tobacco — there’s a new cash crop in town. Part of the “battery belt,” North...
5. Buncombe County Commissioner’s business created conflicts for her, county staff
Sally Kestin/Asheville Watchdog Jennifer Horton was still relishing her history-making victory last November as Buncombe’s first Black woman county commissioner...
6. Redistricting trial ends, judges to consider arguments about racial gerrymandering
Paul Garber/WFDD Radio A federal trial over North Carolina’s Congressional and state senate maps wrapped up Wednesday in Winston-Salem. At...
7. Zebulon’s former town manager announces run for mayor months after resigning
WRAL News Zebulon’s former town manager Gilbert Todd has announced he will run for mayor in November. His announcement on...
8. Gastonia reopens indoor cooling shelter, but its future is uncertain
Chloe Collins & Kara Fohner/Gaston Gazette The city of Gastonia opened the old Salvation Army building Monday to use it...