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9. Flood, rebuild, repeat: Despite the odds, these Clyde merchants are staying put
Andrew Marshall/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Tim Glance, owner of Old Grouch’s Military Surplus, was the first in Clyde to get back...
10. Documentary film project to focus on Down East resilience
Jennifer Allen/Coastal Review Online Two University of North Carolina Wilmington professors are collaborating this semester on a documentary celebrating community...
1. NC attorney general takes legal action against DHHS, RFK Jr. over health care cuts
Matthew Sockol/CBS 17 News North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined a lawsuit Tuesday to prevent the federal government’s termination...
2. North Carolina Senate Republicans pick Lee as next majority leader
Gary D. Robertson/The Associated Press North Carolina Senate Republicans chose a new majority leader on Tuesday, elevating a veteran lawmaker...
3. Durham chipmaker Wolfspeed lost half of its value Friday morning. What happened?
Brian Gordon/The (Raleigh) News & Observer Within an hour of trading Friday morning, the Durham semiconductor manufacturer Wolfspeed had lost...
4. North Carolina preps for potential measles outbreak
Jennifer Fernandez/NC Health News As measles cases climb to 400 in Texas, the epicenter of an outbreak of the highly...
5. NC lawmakers to debate social media ban for some teens
WRAL News North Carolina lawmakers are scheduled to debate a bill Tuesday that would ban social media accounts for children...
6. Private law enforcement group urges top NC court to reject TV reporter’s appeal
The Carolina Journal Private law enforcement group Allied Universal Security Services is asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to reject...
7. Revaluation notices mailed to Dare taxpayers; total assessed value nearly $27.5 billion
Outer Banks Voice On April 1, the Dare County Tax Appraisal Department announced that 2025 revaluation notices containing the updated...
8. Doomed to repeat history: What’s in future for NC wetlands?
Morty Gaskill/Coastal Review Online In 1976, a North Carolina Sea Grant newsletter sounded the alarm: large-scale land drainage was wiping...
9. CMPD has launched a program to register private security cameras, aiding investigations
Kenneth Lee Jr./WFAE Radio As the number of cameras installed at homes and businesses continues to grow, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police have...
10. Officials to distribute oral rabies vaccines to raccoons in western NC
April Laissle/WFDD Radio The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is teaming up with federal wildlife officials to...
1. Western NC went offline during Helene. Can the state stay connected in future disasters?
Galen Bacharier/NC Newsline When Hurricane Helene tore through western Yancey County, Steve Boyd was one of thousands in the area...