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6. Former Wilmington Police officers claim department leadership creating toxic environment
Connor Smith/WECT After 25 years in the Wilmington Police Department, Mike Fanta says it only took a couple of months...
7. Bennett, Saint Augustine’s partner with Duke to increase Black student representation in medicine
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC Radio Two of the state’s private Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are partnering with Duke University to...
8. Absentee ballot count ticks up in NHC, county leadership and state elections staff at odds
Alexa Wandersee/Port City Daily New Hanover County leadership is on the books for a meeting with state board of elections...
9. How CVS Health’s new CEO plans to shore up Aetna’s finances: 5 notes
Rylee Wilson/Becker’s Payer Issues CVS Health’s new CEO is prepared to make “hard choices” to turn around Aetna’s performance. On...
10. Haywood TDA reacts to Helene problems with grants, budget cut
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News Two days after Haywood Chamber President and CEO David Francis announced the creation of a small...
1. Outstanding provisional ballots could be key to tight North Carolina Supreme Court race
Rusty Jacobs/WUNC Radio Just four years ago, a race for the North Carolina Supreme Court came down to a little...
2. Aftermath of Helene making Western NC survivors sick
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press One week after Tropical Storm Helene hit Western North Carolina, Asheville resident Sonya Lynn woke...
3. Superintendent-elect Mo Green shares plans for North Carolina public schools following his win
Hannah Vinueza McClellan/Education NC Superintendent-elect Maurice “Mo” Green gave his first press conference on Wednesday following his victory, sharing plans...
4. Top MeckDems executive resigns, alleging racism and hostility within the organization
Alexandria Sands/Axios Charlotte The Mecklenburg County Democratic Party executive director resigned effective immediately Wednesday, comparing her experience at the organization...
5. How the Nov. 5 election will shape health policy in the coming legislative session
N.C. Health News Even as former President Donald Trump coasted to victory in North Carolina, Democrats maintained control of the...
6. Haywood County postpones property reappraisal
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News A state-mandated countywide property reappraisal that was nearly complete and slated to take effect on Jan....
7. Wicked Weed Brewing indefinitely closes Funkatorium, Cultura, staff laid off
Tiana Kennell/Asheville Citizen Times On Nov. 1, Wicked Weed Brewing’s staff for its sour and barrel-aged beer-focused Funkatorium brewpub and...
8. Local assessments reveal extent of hurricane damage
Moss Brennan/The Watauga Democrat A little more than a month after the remnants of Hurricane Helene slammed into the High...