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9. Debate over woods asks, what kind of university does UNCA want to be?
Jack Evans/Asheville Watchdog In 2004, David Clarke, a botanist who teaches in the biology department at the University of North...
10. Blowing Rock Town Council tables Shoppes redevelopment
Nick Fogleman/The Watauga Democrat The Blowing Rock Town Council has tabled a proposed rezoning and redevelopment project for further discussion...
1. Wealth and health: NC treasurer talks new pension strategy, weight-loss drug coverage and more
WRAL News Brad Briner left a career in high finance to pursue one of the highest-pressure roles in North Carolina...
2. After a college football career and 2 failed House races, Bo Hines is helping steer U.S. crypto policy
MacKenzie Sigalos/CNBC Bo Hines has no professional background in crypto. He earned his law degree three years ago from Wake...
3. Lawmakers push for stricter oversight of retirement communities
Cristina Bolling/Charlotte Ledger For years leading up to 2023, the financial situation at the Aldersgate retirement community in east Charlotte...
4. Under the weather: Lengthy drought has NC farmers ‘praying for the rain’
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Last year was an all-time low in the history of North Carolina farming, thanks to...
5. How the new Trump era has begun to shift demands at the Consulate of Mexico in Raleigh
Aaron Sánchez-Guerra/WUNC Radio North Carolina is home to more than half a million people of Mexican origin, according to the...
6. Big bang for the bucks: Concord-Padgett Airport $1.1 billion economic impact growing with 50 employees
Christopher Milller/The (Concord) Independent Tribune As Cabarrus County continues to see its population increase — it is among the fastest...
7. ‘Solly’s Law’ to restrict youth vaping introduced in NC legislature
Ben Humphries/EducationNC At a press conference on Wednesday, lawmakers and advocates unveiled a bill to restrict youth vaping in North...
8. Northside Food Co-op on pause after city’s Chestnut Street grocery store deal
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Amid commissioner budget discussions on Thursday, county manager Chris Coudriet confirmed progress on the Northside Food...
9. Freeing the Pigeon: first phase of river debris removal to begin soon
Kathy N. Ross/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Almost six months after Hurricane Helene, work will soon begin to start removing flood debris...
10. Organizations file lawsuit alleging UNC violated protestors’ constitutional rights
Alice Scott/The Daily Tar Heel The American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina, Emancipate North Carolina and Muslim Advocates filed...
1. EPA plans to cut scientific research program, could fire more than 1,000 employees
Matthew Daly/The Associated Press The Environmental Protection Agency plans to eliminate its scientific research office and could fire more than...