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6. ‘We can only hope’: Local business owners say violent crime is hurting bottom lines
Willie Daniely/WRAL News Customers arriving at Randy’s Pizza for dinner on Friday night were met with a sign on the...
7. North Carolina’s opaque national forests are about to get even more secretive
Jack Evans/Asheville Watchdog In 1910, the father of American forestry got canned. Gifford Pinchot had developed his ideas in the...
8. Leland braces for AI surge with strict proposed data center rules
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily Amidst the artificial intelligence boom over the last few years, some local municipalities are taking a...
9. Cumberland County Schools proposes $670.8 million budget
Dasia Williams/CityView Superintendent Eric Bracy’s proposed 2026-27 budget includes raises for employees and increases in salary supplements for principals and...
10. TV series drive North Carolina’s film resurgence
Ashley Mahoney/Axios Charlotte North Carolina’s Film Office is doubling down on recruiting television series to the state. Why it matters:...
1. Swing-vote Charlotte lawmakers have target on them in Democratic primary
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press When looking at which Democratic legislators have voted to override governor vetoes in recent years, the...
2. UNC System approves tuition increases, including on incoming undergrads from NC
Jessica Patrick & Brian Murphy/WRAL News It will cost a bit more for incoming undergraduate students from North Carolina to...
3. NC lawmakers wrestle with broken mental health system, ask public for input
Taylor Knopf/NC Health News Since November, North Carolina lawmakers have been grappling with the problems plaguing the state’s intertwined mental...
4. ‘A flat line’: Wrightsville Beach reaches revenue limit, property tax rate increase broached
Emily Sawaked/Port City Daily With infrastructure repairs needed and employee costs conceivably increasing, as revenue remains flat, officials in the...
5. Buncombe lawyer in Equity Erased series found guilty at trial, sentenced to 4 to 6 years in prison
Sally Kestin/Asheville Watchdog Asheville attorney Robert Perry Tucker II was found guilty Wednesday of conspiring with two others to illegally...
6. City leaders unveil plans for expanded affordable housing at Heritage Park
Sean Coffey/WTVD News City leaders and development partners unveiled new plans on Wednesday for Heritage Park, an affordable housing community...
7. School funding, affordability shape Guilford Commission primary
DJ Simmons/WFDD Radio Voters will see two races on their ballots for the Guilford County Board of Commissioners in this...
8. Growing pains: Mega subdivision swallowing farmland in Waynesville draws criticism
Becky Johnson/The Waynesville Mountaineer The controversial Queen Farm subdivision in Waynesville will grow from 115 to 261 homes following a...