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7. Army Corps Revising Harbor Deepening Report, After Objection From State Officials
Emma Dill/WilmingtonBiz Roughly two months after receiving objections from state officials, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is working...
8. Hydropower expert says to conserve water, as mandatory restrictions likely in May
Zachary Turner/WFAE Radio North Carolina is approaching its eighth month of drought. And it seems increasingly likely that we’ll see...
9. Business owners react to Camp North End curfew after multiple ‘teen takeovers’
Forrest Tucker/WBTV NEWS Camp North End’s businesses were split on whether or not to enact a curfew for unaccompanied minors...
10. CFCC launches commercial craft brewing program
Hannah Hall/WECT Cape Fear Community College (CFCC) has crafted a new program offering for students. According to CFCC, a new...
1. NC moves to rein in soaring autism therapy costs amid fraud concerns
Jaymie Baxley/NC Health News Meredith McCumbee has seen firsthand the difference applied behavioral analysis therapy, commonly known as ABA, can...
2. Sen. Mayfield’s proposal to HCA shareholders fails, but forces CEO to address Mission woes
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press At their annual meeting on Thursday, HCA Healthcare shareholders voted down a proposal from NC Sen....
3. Apprenticeships are on the rise in North Carolina. Will that growth continue?
Analisa Sorrells Archer/Education NC Apprenticeships — the earn-and-learn model that dates back to at least the middle ages — are...
4. ECU discontinuing 44 programs as part of fiscal health initiative
Ginger Livingston/The Greenville Reflector ECU is discontinuing 44 programs starting in the fall of 2026 as part of its effort...
5. ‘No limits, no accountability’: Area residents rebuke state’s proposed PFAS, 1,4 dioxane rules
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily State regulators faced sharp opposition this week during a public hearing on proposed PFAS and 1,4-dioxane...
6. Why the Cape Fear River looks dirty and what’s really in the water
Gareth McGrath/USA Today Network Despite its murky look and contamination issues, the Cape Fear supports a wide variety of marine...
7. Why Duke is expanding its health system while the University cuts costs
Zoe Kolenovsky/The Duke Chronicle The past year has revealed a tale of two Dukes — the University cutting back, and...
8. Plaintiffs drop malapportionment claim in Watauga commissioner district lawsuit
Moss Brennan/Watauga Democrat Plaintiffs in the case challenging Watauga County commissioner districts have dropped part of their claim. According to...
9. Cumberland Elections Director on paid leave as Republicans pursue her firing
Paul Woolverton/CityView Cumberland County Elections Director Angie Amaro was put on paid administrative leave by the county elections board while...