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7. The connection between food insecurity, mental health, and school meals for all
Analisa Sorrells Archer/Education NC Roughly 1 in 5 children in North Carolina face hunger. But what does that statistic mean...
8. Savannah Bananas generated million in economic impact, UNC says
WTVD News The so-called “Greatest Show in Sports” brought a major economic boost to the Triangle. The University of North...
9. School seek $8M more in funding for ’26
Emily Weaver/The Dunn Daily Record Harnett County Schools officials are seeking an extra $8.28 million in taxpayer funding from the...
10. What a toll bridge would mean for the Cape Fear region’s economy
Kelly Kenoyer/WHQR Radio The Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement has proven far more expensive than early estimates — and delays...
1. State bills propose shake-up in Brunswick development process, some commissioners agree
Shea Carver/Port City Daily Two pieces of legislation in the North Carolina General Assembly are tackling which board should have...
2. State Board discusses results from Teacher Working Conditions survey, ed tech, and more
Sergio Osnaya-Prieto/Education NC Approximately 93% of North Carolina teachers believe their school is a good place to work and learn,...
3. Transit’s new ‘Better Bus’ plan already looks over budget
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio Will there be enough dedicated money to fully fund the “Better Bus” pledge made during last year’s...
4. A crisis team that stays: How a new NC program is keeping kids out of the ER
Taylor Knopf/NC Health News When a child is struggling with a behavioral health crisis, family members often call 911 or...
5. ‘Financially and operationally unsustainable’: North Carolina hospital to drop Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans
Alan Condon/Becker’s Payer Issues CarolinaEast Medical Center, a 350-bed hospital in New Bern, N.C., will drop Blue Cross Blue Shield...
6. In the Triangle, people are making media physical again
Lauren Rhodes/WUNC News Michael Wilkerson uses a flip phone. That may not immediately strike anyone as strange until they find...
7. Public weighs in on long-term, multi-million flood study
Sarah White/The Waynesville Mountaineer A full team from the Army Corps of Engineers visited Waynesville this week to gain local...
8. In ‘pleasant surprise,’ county budget holds the line on property tax rate
Bill Moss/Hendersonville Lightning When they voted no on a $100 million expansion of the Henderson County Courthouse in March, county...
9. School board talks book selection, removal
Matt Lamb/The Southern Pines Pilot Senior members of the Moore County Schools Central Office recently outlined the district’s book selection...