Welcome
Test Biogarphy
Recent Stories
3. Dare commissioners vow fight over Wanchese land price
Kip Tabb/Coastal Review Online Members of the Dare County Board of Commissioners vowed a fight Wednesday during a special meeting...
4. Older job seekers face age discrimination, negative health impacts when they lose their jobs
Grace Vitaglione/NC Health News Marina Drysdale, 61, moved to North Carolina in February 2022 to be closer to her...
5. Charter review board approves 32 charter renewals, closes a longtime Durham school
Kristen Blair/Education NC The North Carolina Charter Schools Review Board (CSRB) considered renewal terms for 38 public charter schools at...
6. ‘I think about my kids’: Unit focuses on tractor-trailer safety, issues nearly $10M in fines
Sarah Krueger/WRAL News North Carolina has more state-maintained roads than any other state except Texas. Those roads are kept busy...
7. Pender County Schools propose remedy to bus driver shortage: higher pay, bus radios, extra support
Alexa Wandersee/Port City Daily After several years of struggling to keep bus drivers employed, a new plan of action to...
8. New state law confusing land use planning group
Elena Marsh/The (Southern Pines) Pilot The Moore County Land Use Plan Steering Committee is looking to finish its work and...
9. Rep. Robert Reives discusses new leadership in North Carolina’s General Assembly
Andrew Stuckey/WCHL Chapelboro The North Carolina General Assembly got the 2025 legislative session started earlier this month, and the leadership...
10. HPU donates to city revitalization
Paul B. Johnson/The High Point Enterprise High Point University has donated $250,000 to Business High Point for the development of...
1. Sports betting brought in $21 million for NC’s public universities. Here’s how they’re spending it.
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC Radio Many athletic directors at the state’s public universities have gotten used to pinching pennies to run their...
2. Child care is the priority of Watauga County business leaders for Helene recovery and beyond
Liz Bell/Education NC The Saturday in September after Hurricane Helene hit Watauga County, David Jackson found himself walking the aisles...
3. Attorney general pledges to continue fight against Pactiv Evergreen
Aarik Long/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer North Carolina’s new attorney general, Jeff Jackson, made a stop in Canton on Thursday to discuss...
4. ‘Taking dictation from the Hornets’: City attorneys say Charlotte economic development leader misled City Council
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio As the city of Charlotte was negotiating a multimillion-dollar deal to help build a new practice facility...
5. How Trump’s expected executive actions could impact North Carolina
Brian Murphy & Will Doran/WRAL News Republican President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House on Monday, vowing swift action...