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2. Passing the buck: Who’s to blame for county property tax hike?
Becky Johnson/The Waynesville Mountaineer Haywood County taxpayers can thank Washington and Raleigh for at least part of next year’s tax...
3. Community frustration grows around IPEX’s post-Helene plastic pollution in the French Broad River
Katie Myers/BPR News A year and a half after Helene flooded the IPEX plastic plant, there’s still a lot of...
4. UNC selects familiar master plan designer for Carolina North campus
Brighton McConnell/WCHL Chapelboro The UNC Board of Trustees picked a master plan designer for Carolina North on Wednesday, taking another...
5. Since voucher expansion, new report estimates cumulative financial impact on public schools at $35 million
Hannah Vinueza McClellan/Education NC During a State Board of Education meeting last week, Board members discussed data showing how many...
6. NC Senate bill would crack down on ticket resellers
Colin Campbell/WUNC News A bipartisan bill filed in the state Senate would crack down on fraudulent ticket resellers. The “Real...
7. ‘Kin-first’ foster care gains ground in North Carolina after state creates incentive
Jennifer Fernandez/NC Health News The first thing Genevieve Traversy does when she takes in a new foster child is show...
8. CFPUA budget passes with 6.65% customer increase
Port City Daily The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority Board approved the organization’s 2026-2027 operating budget on Wednesday; it $140.8...
9. Judge orders NC wedding photographers accused of scamming couples to deliver photos and videos
Deana Harley & Matthew Sockol/WNCN News A Superior Court judge made a ruling against a North Carolina-based wedding photography company...
10. Airport awaits possible federal help for air service
Elena Marsh/The Southern Pines Pilot With one-third of the way left to go on its funding goal, the Moore County...
1. Scoop: Rep. Edwards aide feared retaliation over unwanted attention
Kate Santaliz/Axios Rep. Chuck Edwards told a 20-something female staffer it was “disappointing to feel something that used to be...
2. FEMA greenlights more than 140 buyouts in Buncombe County
Laura Hackett/Blue Ridge Public Radio The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved 142 buyouts in Buncombe County on Friday, bringing the...
3. Ager taps national network of donors for campaign haul
Bill Moss/Hendersonville Lightning Democratic nominee Jamie Ager looks to be on strong financial footing as the campaign for the 11th...
4. Waynesville Planning Board proposes new rules to lower zoning density
Paul Nielsen/The Waynesville Mountaineer After years of public backlash over high-density development in Waynesville, a recommendation to lower the allowed...