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4. ‘I want to build bridges’: Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt on being a unifier, leader and daughter of a Democratic icon In statewide office for the first time, Hunt handles her role with a certain ease. But then, she’s no stranger to how Raleigh works.
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press Just after noon in front of the manufacturing building at Guilford Technical Community College, first-year student...
5. Helene damage repairs underway on Blue Ridge Parkway
Jacob Hancock-Hernández/WFDD Radio Six months after Helene wreaked havoc on Western North Carolina, roughly one-third of the 469-mile Blue Ridge...
6. A political power grab redirected funds for North Carolina’s sexual abuse survivors. Women in crisis paid the price.
Doug Bock Clark/ProPublica For years, North Carolina’s Republican-majority Legislature has taken steps big and small to wrench power from Democratic...
7. 42nd St. Oyster Bar, a Raleigh institution, closes its doors
Willie Daniely/WRAL News Sunday marks the last day of service for 42nd Street Oyster Bar in Raleigh. The southern seafood...
8. Apartments on Pickett, Chin Page roads win Durham Council approval
Wes Platt/Southpoint Access Pickett Road Apartments, a project whose consideration was postponed from February to allow developers to collaborate with...
9. Chief nursing officer to leave Mission Hospital
Andrew R. Jones/Asheville Watchdog Melanie Wetmore’s tenure as chief nursing officer spanned some of the most tumultuous years in the...
10. Mayor Cowell delivers inaugural State of the City address
Jackson Davenport/(NC State) Technician Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell delivered her first “State of the City” address Wednesday evening, focusing on...
1. Trump officials working to strip FEMA’s role in disaster recovery by Oct. 1
Brianna Sacks, Brady Dennis & Jake Spring/The Washington Post Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem and other Trump...
2. NC Health and Human Services Department to cut 80 jobs, lose $100 million in federal funding
WRAL News The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is planning to cut 80 jobs and will lose...
3. Wolfspeed hires industry vet Feurle as CEO
David Mildenberg/Business North Carolina Wolfspeed, the Durham-based semiconductor manufacturer, named Robert Feurle as CEO starting May 1. Predecessor Gregg Lowe,...
4. “Nobody in our industry makes minimum wage”: Talking with retiring NC restaurant lobbyist Lynn Minges
Lena Geller/IndyWeek As North Carolina restaurants and hotels navigate the pandemic’s lingering effects on worker expectations and wages—and brace for...
5. Gov. Stein creates new Council on Workforce and Apprenticeships
Emily Thomas/Education NC Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order on March 25 creating the Council on Workforce and Apprenticeships....
6. Feds approve a quarry in national forest to speed rebuilding of I-40 in Western NC
Richard Stradling/The (Raleigh) News & Observer The N.C. Department of Transportation and its contractors will be able to mine stone...