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1. N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein elected as state’s governor
Gary D. Robertson/The Associated Press North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein was elected governor on Tuesday, defeating Republican Lt. Gov....
2. Trump, Harris rack up early state wins
Zeke Miller, Michelle L. Price & Will Weissert/The Associated Press Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris notched...
3. Poll: Two out of three N.C. families say it’s difficult to afford health care
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & Charlotte Ledger As North Carolina prepares to roll out a program aimed at easing the...
4. As North Fork turbidity improves, Asheville also pursues Army Corps of Engineers filtration plan
John Boyle/Asheville Watchdog As the murkiness of North Fork Reservoir continues to improve — some residents noticed clearer tap water...
5. Ballot selfies illegal in NC. Unless you’re Susan Hogarth.
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Libertarian voter and state Senate candidate Susan Hogarth broke the law on March 5 with a...
6. Cyberstalking charges dropped against former campaign manager for GOP State Superintendent candidate
Amy Diaz/WFDD Radio A cyberstalking charge was dropped against the former campaign manager for Republican State Superintendent candidate Michele Morrow....
7. UNC to sell alcohol at Dean Smith Center, Carmichael Arena
Mitchell Northam & Sharryse Piggott/WUNC Radio When the UNC-Chapel Hill men’s basketball team begins its 2024-25 season on Monday night...
8. Sorting out school pay after the flood: school was technically closed, but there was much work to do
Aarik Long/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Haywood County Schools employees who showed up and put in work during flood recovery will be...
9. Abandoned for years: Why has the city of Durham not torn this house down?
Sarah Krueger/WRAL News In Durham’s popular Woodcroft neighborhood, one home stands out from the rest. A sign that reads “CONDEMNED”...
10. Property taxes due in January despite storm damage
Deirdra Funcheon/Hendersonville Times-News State law dictates that property taxes are due in full Jan. 6, regardless of how much damage...
1. Consultant helping manage Buncombe County’s Helene recovery to focus on debris removal
Will Hofmann/Asheville Citizen Times Buncombe County Commissioners met the contractor selected to lead disaster recovery efforts and reallocated a total...
2. Raw sewage still a problem in the Pigeon
Vicki Hyatt/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Untreated sewage continues to flow into the Pigeon River, something that began early Friday, Sept. 27,...
3. Affordable housing bonds totaling $165M on the ballot in four NC towns and cities
Greg Childress/NC Newsline Voters in at least four North Carolina cities and towns will be asked to approve affordable housing...