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5. Can NC lawmakers fix our health care headaches?
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & Charlotte Ledger If you’ve ever been hit with a slew of confusing bills after a...
6. Financial watchdog group cites NC among states with weakest tenant protection laws
Peter Castagno/Port City Daily A national report called for stronger tenant protection laws after finding states with the largest concentrations...
7. What is a ‘skinny budget?’ Trump’s preliminary spending plan would cut education funding by 15%
Mebane Rash/Education NC Plans to close the U.S. Department of Education have come with repeated assurances from President Donald Trump...
8. FEMA upends plans
Jack Brook/The Associated Press The textile mills that once served as the backbone of Mount Pleasant, North Carolina, have long...
9. Coastal commission OKs limited use of wheat straw bales
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Coastal towns and large homeowner associations representing beachfront properties now have the choice to install a...
10. Egg prices dropping? A price comparison at local grocery stores, farms
Tiana Kennell/Asheville Citizen Times On April 30, Molly Hastings, an Asheville resident, purchased a dozen eggs for $7 from Sugar...
1. A hacker’s ransom: Inside the cyberattack that compromised NC student and teacher records
Emily Walkenhorst & Destinee Patterson/WRAL News After a hacker accessed the digital records of students worldwide, including perhaps millions in...
2. Wait for it: Badly needing Helene help, NC cities and towns try and hold on
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Western North Carolinians need bridges in more ways than one. Seven months after Tropical Storm Helene...
3. Child care programs consider closing following the end of stabilization grants
Katie Dukes/Education NC “I’ve been an advocate for a long time. I love children. I love families. But at some...
4. Scientists reel as turmoil roils National Science Foundation
Nell Greenfieldboyce/WUNC Radio The Trump administration is sharpening its attacks on the National Science Foundation, the government agency that is...
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...