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2. North Carolina justices rule for restaurants in COVID-19 claims but against a clothing chain
The Associated Press North Carolina’s Supreme Court issued mixed rulings Friday for businesses seeking financial help from the COVID-19 pandemic,...
3. ‘He’s not a Democrat:’ NC House Rep. Cecil Brockman criticized for missing veto override vote
Kevin Griffin/Greensboro News & Record When the time came for the final override vote on Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of...
4. 20 acres in NC owned by the same family since the 1800s nearly sold off without their knowledge
Diane Wilson/WTVD A couple living in Pittsboro, North Carolina learned that 20 acres of their land was nearly sold off...
5. Project Grace marks milestone, looks for public art proposals
Emma Dill/WilmingtonBiz Work on Project Grace is moving full speed ahead at the corner of North Third and Grace streets...
6. GLP-1 barriers begin to break down
Jakob Emerson/Becker’s Hospital Review Barriers to accessing GLP-1 medications are beginning to break down as drug manufacturers, insurers, and lawmakers...
7. New Cabarrus Chair Chris Measmer talks about the future of the commission, the EDC and Mike Downs
Christopher Miller/Independent Tribune As part of a new era of county leadership, Chris Measmer, the new chairman of the Cabarrus...
8. With job postings, DPI announces new administrative and organizational structure
Mebane Rash/Education NC Janet Blount, the director of human resources for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, has announced updates...
9. WPD responds to reforming rape investigations as protestors gear up for Saturday event
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Protestors are planning to gather at Wilmington Police Department headquarters to push for reforming the agency’s...
10. Getting contractor for Depot St. bridge may take longer than the repairs
Paul Nielsen/The Mountaineer Repairing the closed Depot Street bridge may take just a month, maybe less, once work begins. But...
1. NC’s ‘insurer of last resort’ tries a new idea to lower cost of claims on the coast
Zachary Turner/WFAE Radio Inside the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety’s hail lab, lab technician Michelle McClain loads a...
2. Helene-related unemployment likely to get worse before it gets better, experts say
Felicia Sonmez/Blue Ridge Public Radio Hurricane Helene has taken a devastating toll on the region’s economy, with Buncombe County’s unemployment...
3. Spirtas: Canton will have waste treatment — if mill deal goes through
Vicki Hyatt/The Mountaineer If Spirtas Worldwide and Two Banks, LLC (the corporation formed by Spirtas to purchase the Canton properties)...
4. Oyster farmers argue penalty too harsh for minor violations
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Go ahead and call Evan Gadow a Boy Scout. The shellfish farmer, lifelong North Carolinian, husband...