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9. Purple reign: NC’s history of split-ticket voting is ‘democracy working’
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press North Carolina voters are partial to purple — in a political sense, at least. In last...
10. Union County student to represent NC in national poetry competition
Derick Lee/EducationNC With National Poetry Month just around the corner, EducationNC is highlighting the students who will represent North Carolina...
1. EPA drinking water grant for Brunswick snarled by DOGE
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online A federal grant awarded last year to improve drinking water quality in hundreds of rural Brunswick...
2. Declining enrollment in teacher education programs makes UNC pause music education track
Mila Mascenik/WCHL Chapelboro When an email with the subject line “Music Education Program Update” popped up in Corey Sheppard’s inbox...
3. As Trump moves to close the federal department of education, is North Carolina prepared to assume more responsibility?
Mebane Rash/EducationNC On March 20, 2025 — two months after he took office — President Donald Trump signed a presidential...
4. ‘A slap on the wrist’: families and advocates call for increased accountability from assisted living facilities
Grace Vitaglione/NC Health News Kristin Goforth and Lauren Cox, twin sisters aged 49, moved their father into a Piedmont Triad-area...
5. Q&A: Rep. Erin Paré on teacher raises, budget process
Colin Campbell/WUNC Radio Gov. Josh Stein’s newly released budget recommendations include a plan to increase starting teacher pay above $50,000,...
6. Wildfires prompt evacuation in the Carolinas
The Associated Press Wildfires forced a mandatory evacuation Sunday in a North Carolina county still recovering from Hurricane Helene, and...
7. Human rights organization urges Brunswick County to prioritize residents’ clean water access
Peter Castagno/Port City Daily An international advocacy group is partnering with Brunswick County residents pushing county officials to ensure safe...
8. Crafting rules for vacation rentals hasn’t been easy for Waynesville planning board
Paul Nielsen/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer The idea of banning new vacation rentals in certain Waynesville neighborhoods appears to have fizzled out....
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...