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2. Black Mountain retiree lives in motel, worked as dishwasher after losing home in Buncombe real estate scheme
Sally Kestin/Asheville Watchdog After losing his home and retiring as a remodeling contractor, Richard Helbig worked at an Ingles bakery...
3. Fate of Mid-Currituck Bridge hangs on April vote
Kip Tabb/Outer Banks Voice At the Albemarle Regional Planning Organization (ARPO) meeting held in Hertford on the morning of March...
4. UNC study: NC students spend 2-3 hours on phones at school
Liz Schlemmer/WUNC News New research using a sample of North Carolina middle and high school students found that they spend...
5. Sinema admits a romance with her security guard as she fights ex-wife’s lawsuit
Gary D. Robertson/The Associated Press Former U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema acknowledges having a romantic relationship with a member of her...
6. A computer on every lap? NC schools rethinking one-to-one device access.
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press Due to exhausted funds and concerns about excessive computer-screen time, some North Carolina public and private...
7. Safety concerns persist on NC’s public buses as records show hundreds of incidents
Sarah Krueger/WRAL News Hundreds of safety incidents occur every year in and around public buses in our area. Recently, WRAL...
8. Mooresville seeks dismissal of lawsuit over mayor’s town hall incident
WSOC News The town of Mooresville wants a judge to toss out a lawsuit over the mayor walking around town...
9. 3 people suspended, 1 resigns in Southport, following probe into missing funds
Emily Sawaked/Port City Daily Four parks and recreation employees were put on paid leave in Southport this week, though one...
10. N.C. A&T unveils its new smart intersection test facility
David Ford/WFDD Radio North Carolina A&T State University has unveiled a new test facility in Greensboro to improve traffic safety....
1. With repeat-offenders under scrutiny, NC lawmakers question probation-parole system
Will Doran/WRAL News Two high-profile killings shook North Carolina in the past year, and police accused homeless men with lengthy...
2. In rural America, a teacher pipeline from abroad starts to dry up
Michael Melia/The Associated Press Like many school systems facing teacher shortages, South Carolina’s Allendale County has looked overseas for help....
3. State early childhood director updates legislators on child care loss and large waitlist growth for subsidies
Liz Bell/Education NC North Carolina has experienced a 13% net loss of child care programs since 2019, with record lows...
4. North Carolina is home to about 100,000 service members. Here’s how they’re affected by the Iran War
Jay Price/WUNC News North Carolina National Guard Soldiers with the 1st Battalion, 120th Infantry Regiment, fill Dorton Arena in Raleigh...