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8. Cumberland County seeks $128.5M from NC for projects including a new E.E. Smith
Claire C. Carter/Fayetteville Observer The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners met with four of Cumberland County’s state legislators this week...
9. Currituck County moves forward with airport hangar project bid, design proposal for Moyock WWTP
The Coastland Times The Currituck County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting on January 27 to discuss new business...
10. Bankruptcy Court may solve Main-Oak dilemma
Tom Joyce/The Mount Airy News Come July, three years will have passed since the Main-Oak Building collapsed and sat unrepaired...
1. Bills taking aim at ‘government mandates’ on health insurance could hamper prior authorization reforms
Grace Vitaglione/NC Health News Bryan Lewis, 59, of Forsyth County, found a lump on his neck over a year ago....
2. ‘We have to have action’ to halt, reverse net loss of licensed child care programs
Katie Dukes/Education NC The number of licensed child care programs in North Carolina continues to decline following the expiration of...
3. Defense secretary orders Fort Liberty to be Fort Bragg again
Paul Woolverton/CityView United States Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Monday signed a memo that says Fort Liberty will become...
4. Lenovo Center development plan advances, despite safety concerns from Cardinal Gibbons
Brian Murphy/WRAL News The long-anticipated development project around Raleigh’s Lenovo Center moved one step closer to becoming reality Tuesday when...
5. Q&A: UNC Press warns of increased silencing of scholars amid ‘heightened political tensions’
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC Radio Last month, Canadian scholars Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Derek Silva were preparing to travel as part of a...
6. Expanding network of river gauges to warn of flooding before it happens
Becky Johnson/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer A series of new river gauges providing real-time water levels went online just days before Helene...
7. Why economists got free trade with China so wrong
WFDD Radio By now, many economists are hoarse screaming that higher tariffs and a trade war will raise prices and...
8. UNC, system schools suspend diversity courses as required curricula after Trump executive order
Brighton McConnell/WCHL Chapelboro UNC-Chapel Hill is suspending part of its mandatory curriculum around diversity to avoid any potential noncompliance with...
9. Facing budget shortage, Southport city manager looks to increase taxes, reduce cost-of-living adjustments
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily A coastal town in Brunswick County is facing the budget crunch, prompting its city manager to...
10. Trustee outlines executive orders
Matt Lamb/The (Southern Pines) Pilot Amid a flurry of post-inaugural executive orders that look to halt, eliminate or place conditions...