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5. Federal cuts threaten to derail NC public health lab upgrades
Rose Hoban/NC Health News Work on a major renovation of the State Public Health Laboratory screeched to a halt in...
6. Hurry up and wait: DMV delays worsened by REAL ID crunch
Andrew Marshall/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer May 7 is the day that the TSA will start requiring a REAL ID to fly...
7. Blue Ridge Cos. tweaks portfolio
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise High Point-based Blue Ridge Cos. has delegated part of its operations to a third party...
8. Oak Ridge pipeline opponents give commissioners an earful
Scott D. Yost/Rhino Times Residents of the town of Oak Ridge showed up in force at the Guilford County Commissioners...
9. Four UNC School of the Arts alumni nominated for Tony Awards
Paul Garber/WFDD Radio Four graduates of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts have been nominated for Tony...
10. Pender County and EMS meet as attorney flags issues with merger plans
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily Representatives of Pender County and Pender EMS and Fire sat down Thursday to discuss a merger...
1. ‘Fox in charge of the hen house’: Judge with controversial ties to Duke nominated to Utilities Commission
Peter Castagno/Port City Daily A judge with enduring influence over environmental policy was nominated to the agency responsible for setting...
2. Transit leaders reject Matthews’ request to study more money for trains
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio The Metropolitan Transit Commission rejected on Wednesday a request from the town of Matthews to study a...
3. Pless feuds with first responders: Emergency medical personnel cry out against proposed bills
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News Rep. Mark Pless is taking heat from local paramedics and EMTs after introducing a pair of...
4. Many are seeing red after a premium hike in the State Health Plan. But being in the red is what led to it.
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press The State Health Plan is deeply in debt. To get out of the red, the...
5. Despite changes, State Employees Association still concerned about Auditor’s Office legislation
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio A bill giving State Auditor Dave Boliek more power to fire or discipline some employees in his...
6. Longtime North Carolina House member Sarah Stevens plans to run for state Supreme Court
The Associated Press A veteran North Carolina Republican legislator announced Wednesday that she will run next year for the state...
7. $24.9 million from the Leon Levine Foundation expands and sustains UNC Charlotte’s transformative Levine Scholars Program
Inside UNC Charlotte With a new gift of $24.9 million, The Leon Levine Foundation is expanding its enduring support for...