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7. Proposal asks NCHSAA board to consider moving schools without ‘defined attendance zone’ to separate playoffs
Nick Stevens/HighSchoolOT Should the N.C. High School Athletic Association designate separate playoffs for schools that do not have a defined...
8. City: MWBE program advances
Pat Kimbrough/High Point Enterprise City officials say they’ve made changes to the way High Point seeks to engage with minority...
9. RDU to launch new international flight to Vancouver
Keaton Eberly/CBS 17 News Another international travel option will soon be offered to those flying out of the Triangle area....
10. Charlotte’s Leadership Community and Engagement office gains attraction post-DEI removal
Sofia DiStefano/Niner Times Following the closures of UNC Charlotte’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) related offices, Charlotte’s Leadership & Community...
1. Congress eyes $100 billion in disaster relief. How much could North Carolina get?
Will Doran/WRAL News Only two months after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina in the worst natural disaster to hit...
2. Trump promised federal recognition for the Lumbee Tribe. Will he follow through?
The Associated Press When Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina, both candidates courted a state-recognized tribe there...
3. The last homecoming after Helene: Yancey County Schools return
Caroline Parker/EducationNC Doug Thomas has been driving a bus for Yancey County Schools (YCS) for three years. He starts his...
4. Environmental groups sue federal agencies over railroad rebuild in the Nolichucky Gorge
Katie Myers/Blue Ridge Public Radio As a bitingly cold wind blew through the Nolichucky Gorge, raft guides Jubal Roe, Dennis...
5. Prohibiting new residences in flood zones? Leland addresses potential ordinance changes
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily One Cape Fear town is looking to be more responsive to the calls for more sustainable...
6. Despite FEMA foot dragging, sheds won’t fly as living quarters
Vicki Hyatt/The Mountaineer As Haywood County flood survivors wait — and wait — for temporary Federal Emergency Management Agency housing...
7. ‘One step forward, two steps back’ for Mid Currituck Bridge
Kip Tabb/Outer Banks Voice The North Carolina Turnpike Authority (NCTA) will not be receiving the $425 million federal grant...
8. Murphy: Government efficiency could be big help to veterans
Alan Wooten/The Center Square A practicing physician in Congress from North Carolina, where four of six branches of the armed...
9. Durham Public Schools approves rotational bus service plan to ease transportation crisis
Chase Pellegrini de Paur/IndyWeek On Thursday night, a power outage left the Durham Public Schools board of education meeting with...