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1. What’s in the Tiawana Brown indictment: COVID relief loans and a birthday party with a rented throne
Ely Portillo/WFAE Radio On Thursday, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina Russ Ferguson announced that Charlotte City...
2. Prescient warnings about Helene didn’t reach people in harm’s way. Here are 5 lessons for the next hurricane.
Jennifer Berry Hawes & Mollie Simon/ProPublica When Hurricane Helene plowed over the Southeast last September, it caused more inland deaths...
3. Memorial Day travel: lower gas prices, record travel numbers expected
WRAL News Memorial Day weekend continues to to be one of the most popular weekend for folks to hit the...
4. How a disaster recovery firm pitched itself to North Carolina, years after losing prior contract
Galen Bacharier/NC Newsline The firm that will run North Carolina’s Hurricane Helene recovery program in the western mountains, as it...
5. NC House passes budget that stakes a fight with Senate over teacher pay
Liz Schlemmer/WUNC Radio North Carolina House lawmakers have passed a budget bill that would raise beginning teacher pay by about...
6. No tax increase: Henderson County proposes ‘trim and efficient’ budget
Gerard Albert III/Blue Ridge Public Radio There’s no property tax increase planned, for the fourth year in a row, in...
7. Painful cuts. NC VA workers fear financial surgery will maim the agency.
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Darlene Fore is terrified. She’s a nurse at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Asheville:...
8. Settlement reached in Cherokee County police involved shooting case
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News More than two years after he was shot by Cherokee Indian Police Department SWAT Team members,...
9. Cumberland County health director announces she’s leaving. Here’s why.
F.T. Norton/Fayetteville Observer Cumberland County Health Director Dr. Jennifer Green will leave her position at the end of the year...
10. David Letterman dines at Daniel’s in Wilson
Drew C. Wilson/The Wilson Times There weren’t any stupid pet tricks or top 10 lists, but there was small-town news...
1. Army Corps recommends minimum height for Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement
Emma Dill/WilmingtonBiz The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has formally recommended that a replacement of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge...
2. City pauses mill district plan
Pat Kimbrough/High Point Enterprise The city of High Point has put a hold on its efforts to enact its proposed...
3. Federal government opens Title IX investigation into WCU
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump has made headlines by targeting the United States’ most well-known...