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1. Gaston is widening a highway without tolls. Charlotte isn’t
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio In the debate over whether to build toll lanes on Interstate 77 between uptown and South Carolina,...
2. Truist CEO defends bank’s growth plans
Caitlin Mullen/Banking Dive Truist CEO Bill Rogers defended the super-regional bank’s game plan Friday in response to analyst questions related...
3. North Carolina Zoo stuck in limbo as no state budget finalized to hire staff for 12.5-acre expansion
Justyn Araya DeBusk/WGHP The North Carolina Zoo’s new Asia Continent is all but ready to open, but one thing is...
4. As small attack drones become vital in warfare, the U.S. is trying to catch up to other countries
Jay Price/WUNC News For years, the U.S. military has been fielding small drones equipped with cameras that let troops see,...
5. BofA’s trading desk avoided a single daily loss in Q1 amid market turmoil
Ken Sweet/The Associated Press The market volatility of the last three months, caused partly by the war in Iran, has...
6. A quicker, cheaper college degree. UNC System could offer option with fewer credits.
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press What’s the point of college? Is the goal to obtain a degree and enter the workforce...
7. 3 takeaways on top issues from WNC lawmaker ahead of session
Lilly Knoepp/The Waynesville Mountaineer North Carolina’s legislature is about to go back into session in April. When the doors on...
8. From scrap metal to global success, Carolina Coops hatches a big idea
Amber Rupinta/WTVD News In Granville County, Carolina Coops is crafting high-end chicken coops shipped around the world, but it all...
9. Construction jobs rise in 38 states including North Carolina and Texas
The Mecklenburg Times Construction employment rose in 38 states from January 2025 to January 2026, while 40 states and the...
10. Fort Fisher Aquarium to close next month for over $70M upgrade
Cierra Noffke/WilmingtonBiz The N.C. Aquarium at Fort Fisher’s over $70 million renovation project will begin next month. The aquarium will...
1. How gerrymandering impacts admissions to NC’s most prestigious high school
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC News Thousands of high-school sophomores apply to North Carolina’s most prestigious high school annually. One of the most...
2. Is North Carolina at risk of ‘water bankruptcy’?
Liz McLaughlin/WRAL News North Carolina’s drought is pushing water levels lower and putting a sharper focus on whether the state’s...
3. NC lawmakers recommend reforms to mental health system, but funding questions loom
Rachel Crumpler & Taylor Knopf/NC Health News After spending six months examining the state’s involuntary commitment process, a special North...