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1. Congress has passed its sweeping tax passage. How are North Carolina politicians reacting?
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio With a final vote in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday, a sweeping tax bill that...
2. Cherokee tribal authority crucial in arrest of Swain County sheriff on sexual assault charges
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press Officers with the State Bureau of Investigation and the Cherokee Indian Police Department arrested Swain County...
3. They’re NC’s fastest-growing source of new teachers. But thousands of them are leaving every year
Emily Walkenhorst/WRAL News Thousands of people who switched careers to become North Carolina public school teachers are leaving their roles...
4. Pender newspaper claims First Amendment violation in county lawsuit
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily The ongoing dispute between the Pender-Topsail Post & Voice and Pender County has escalated, with the...
5. The bus driver search goes round and round, round and round …
Andrew Marshall/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer North Carolina’s school bus driver shortage continues unabated in Haywood County, with the local school system...
6. Plan for new city hall paused
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise High Point leaders say they’re reevaluating plans for a potential future City Hall on a...
7. Union Grove Farm to appeal ruling preventing construction of music stage
Michael Koh/WCHL Chapelboro Union Grove Farm in rural Orange County will appeal a ruling from the county’s Planning & Inspection...
8. 5 ways Trump’s megabill will limit health care access
WFAE Radio The tax and spending legislation the House voted to send to President Donald Trump’s desk on Thursday, enacting...
9. Greensboro city attorney retires amid questions over outside legal work
Woody Marshall/The (Greensboro) News & Record The news that Greensboro City Attorney Chuck Watts would be leaving his position after...
10. Former Madison County manager and Marshall town administrator Gilliam takes state job
Johnny Casey/Asheville Citizen Times Forrest Gilliam has had the best interests of residents in his hometown in mind since before...
1. Western NC can expect to lose population after Helene. How much remains unclear.
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene, some in government and the news media were...
2. Megabill could force NC legislature to find $700 million for food stamps
Colin Campbell/WUNC Radio President Donald Trump’s megabill could cost North Carolina hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for a...
3. Woodard pens letter to Senate leader on roots of ‘Shrimpgate’
Joy Crist/Coastal Review Online Dare County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bob Woodard sent a letter June 30 to Senate Leader...