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4. Democrats use unprecedented strategy to boost voter turnout in Meck County
Morgan Radford/WCNC News North Carolina already beat its record early-voter turnout in the 2020 election, and Democrats in Mecklenburg County...
5. Ten years of NC’s private school vouchers, and they’re only becoming less accountable
Liz Schlemmer/WUNC Radio North Carolina spent $185 million on private school vouchers last school year, a new annual report sent...
6. Farmers in western North Carolina face lengthy, costly recovery after Helene: ‘We will rebuild’
Celeste Gracia/WUNC Radio Farmers in western North Carolina are starting a years-long recovery effort after Helene decimated the area. For...
7. Macon to consider waiving environmental health fees
Hannah McLeod/Smoky Mountain News In the coming months, the Macon County Commission will consider waiving environmental health fees, and possibly...
8. NC early voting ends with more than 4 million ballots cast ahead of Election Day
Will Doran & Carly Haynes/WRAL News As early voting ended on Saturday, more than 4 million voters in North Carolina...
9. Productions bring $172M to state, including locally filmed projects
Port City Daily The North Carolina Department of Commerce has announced millions in film revenue brought to the Tar Heel...
10. Chancellor accepts Campus Y recommendations, committee suggests minor changes
Akash Bhowmik/The Daily Tar Heel A committee established to examine the usage and governance of the Campus Y building has...
1. As NC looks to further expand vouchers, new report explores programs in other states
Hannah Vinueza McClellan/Education NC While many states — including North Carolina — have recently enacted legislation to vastly expand their...
2. Tourism economy of Western NC hopes to weather the loss of October after Helene
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press “Pumpkins were floating. Wicker baskets were floating. Ribbon was floating. Even our hardwood floors were...
3. Helping dentists get back to work in the wake of Helene
Anne Blythe/NC Health News Like many people and business owners in western North Carolina left to pick up the scattered...
4. Jim Hynes, philanthropist and business leader dies at 84
Gwendolyn Glenn/WFAE Radio Charlotte lost a major leader, fundraiser and supporter with the passing this week of Jim Hynes at...
5. High Point plans role in housing fund
Pat Kimbrough/High Point Enterprise Supporters of a proposed affordable housing loan fund for High Point say that the city needs...
6. PFAS levels decreasing in blood of Wilmington-area residents, new study shows
Madison Lipe/Wilmington StarNews PFAS exposure remains a concern for residents of the Lower Cape Fear region, but recent results from...