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5. Acting head of Guilford College given two-year term as president

Paul Garber/WFDD Radio Guilford College trustees have named Jean Bordewich to a two-year term as president. Bordewich has served as...

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6. Pless’s messy campaign finance reporting

Sarah White/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer N.C. Rep. Mark Pless doesn’t have a strong record of following campaign finance rules. In just...

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7. East Fork sues insurance company for failing to pay million dollar post-Helene claim

Gerard Albert III/Blue Ridge Public Radio East Fork Pottery filed a lawsuit against its insurance company for failing to provide...

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8. NC lags in civic engagement. Gaps in civics learning part of the problem.

Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press On a national stage, North Carolina often serves as a state to watch for its purple...

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9. Durham County faces lowest vaccine rates in central NC as school year approaches

Grace Hayba/WRAL News The countdown to the return to school is on for many major Triangle-area traditional school systems, including...

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10. Holly Ridge residents decry 1,200-acre development

Morgan Starling/The (Jacksonville) Daily News Tensions were high at the Aug. 12 Holly Ridge Town Council meeting as residents and...

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1. CEO of NCInnovation, group that boosts university research, to step down

Will Doran/WRAL News The leader of NCInnovation plans to leave after the end of the year, he told WRAL in...

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2. State audit of WS/FCS finds years of overspending, poor budgeting practices — not fraud

Amy Diaz/WFDD Radio The State Auditor’s Office investigation of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools reveals years of overspending, incorrect budgeting practices and...

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3. Asheville Watchdog’s open meetings lawsuit against city can move forward, judge rules

Andrew R. Jones/Asheville Watchdog Asheville Watchdog’s lawsuit alleging the city of Asheville violated North Carolina’s open meetings laws can proceed,...

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4. Judge orders unpermitted quarry in Mitchell County to halt operations

Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio A quarry that had been operating along the Nolichucky River must stop digging up and crushing rock...

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5. Unhoused by floods. Chapel Hill housing complexes no stranger to high water, but Chantal was worse.

Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Flooding from Tropical Depression Chantal displaced more than 150 people from their Central North Carolina...

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6. Few released under NC law that allows seriously ill incarcerated people to spend their final days at home

Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News To give more seriously ill incarcerated people the opportunity to go home before they die, North...

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7. New grants boost Helene recovery efforts

Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News The American Flood Coalition’s Recovery and Resilience Partnership is barely six months old, but it’s already...

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8. NC food banks can’t fill the hunger gap caused by federal SNAP cuts, nonprofit leaders say

Greg Childress/NC Newsline At Health and Nutritional Development Empowered Education, a Christian-based food assistance program in Spring Lake, there’s been...

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9. Enrique ‘Ranger Rick’ Murillo to drop out of Fayetteville City Council election

Paul Woolverton/CityView Fayetteville City Council candidate Enrique “Ranger Rick” Murillo is dropping out of the race, he told CityView on...

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