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2. Q&A: Ethical lending expert calls Saint Augustine’s loan deal ‘abusive’ and ‘predatory’
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC Radio Since 2023, Saint Augustine’s University has been fighting an uphill battle to remain financially solvent in efforts...
3. Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s chief of staff injured in New Year’s shooting
Colin Campbell/WUNC Radio A top aide to former Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is recovering from a New Year’s shooting in...
4. Refill requests are supposed to be free – but not for this dad
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & The Charlotte Ledger When Mominul Mahim’s daughter needed a refill of her eczema medication, the...
5. No more coal? Chapel Hill prepares for hearing on UNC’s co-gen plant and potential new fuel source
Brighton McConnell/WCHL Chapelboro UNC has long used its cogeneration plant on West Cameron Avenue to create steam to heat, cool...
6. JetBlue coming to ILM with flights to Boston
Port City Daily Another airliner is parking at ILM offering nonstop service to a popular East Coast city. JetBlue announced...
7. High Point OKs Alro Steel annexation
Pat Kimbrough/High Point Enterprise The City Council on Monday unanimously granted the annexation request of an industrial metal products company...
8. EPA to NC: Solvent discharge limits deadline ‘mandatory’
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Time is ticking on North Carolina’s environmental agency to reissue a permit that will limit discharges...
9. Surry County lands Amazon project without using economic incentives
Paul Garber/WFDD Radio Amazon has announced it will build a multimillion-dollar distribution center in Surry County. The plan is to...
10. Chemours fights legal action over company’s toxic pollution
Evey Weisblat/CityView As local residents have turned to the legal system to seek compensation for damages caused by the “forever...
1. Trump’s return puts Medicaid on the chopping block
Phil Galewitz/NC Health News Under President Joe Biden, enrollment in Medicaid hit a record high and the uninsured rate reached...
2. Dry run: A lengthy drought in Eastern NC hasn’t led to panic — yet
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Nearly half of North Carolina is experiencing a moderate drought, and in the coastal plains...
3. U.S. Department of Transportation sends additional $353 million to N.C. and Tennessee after Hurricane Helene
Felicia Sonmez/Blue Ridge Public Radio The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Monday that it is sending an additional $353 million...
4. ‘Hard times on top of hard times’: Lessons learned from families and child care providers following Helene
Jessica Wakeman/Education NC Three weeks after Helene hit Western North Carolina, Marcia Whitney thought she was close to a breakthrough....