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6. Lawmakers consider statewide vote on property tax reform
Jenna Lapp/Brunswick Beacon A state-wide referendum could appear on the ballot Nov. 3 asking voters to approve a constitutional amendment...
7. Wilmington establishment one step closer to legalizing shipping container bar in downtown district
Emily Sawaked/Port City Daily The Eagle’s Dare, a business on Third Street, is one step closer to keeping its cargo...
8. Lack of temporary housing funds for Helene survivors is delaying repairs in WNC
Gerard Albert III/Blue Ridge Public Radio Two funding problems regarding Hurricane Helene recovery were laid bare Thursday morning to a...
9. EPA flags microplastics, pharmaceuticals as contaminants in drinking water
Will Stone/WUNC News Responding to public health concerns about microplastics and pharmaceuticals in the nation’s drinking water, the Trump administration...
10. New Hanover County seeks design firms for former Cape Fear Museum repurpose project
WECT News New Hanover County is soliciting qualifications from firms to provide design services for repurposing the old site of...
1. Wells Fargo touts union leaving NC + other branches, disputes intimidation claim
Chase Jordan/The Raleigh News & Observer Two years ago, a labor union trying to organize Wells Fargo workers made inroads...
2. Study finds public water utilities face mounting financial strain
Will Atwater/Carolina Public Press Delivering safe, reliable drinking water to customers’ homes is getting more expensive for water utilities that...
3. A question about $25k. Source of campaign donation draws allegations.
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Cumberland County election board member Brenda (Bree) Eldridge made a $25,000 donation to the county Republican...
4. Duke University students demand help for longtime immigrant campus workers at risk of deportation
Aaron Sánchez-Guerra/WUNC News The termination of Temporary Protected Status for Honduran nationals means the end of legal work authorizations for...
5. Climate change is stamping out North Carolina’s best defense against wildfires
Zachary Turner/WFAE Radio The North Carolina Forest Service issued a statewide burn ban for North Carolina over the weekend. This...
6. Cooper more popular than Whatley as NC voters retreat from GOP, new poll shows
Will Doran/WRAL News Support for congressional and legislative Republicans is softening among North Carolina voters ahead of this year’s midterm...
7. Brunswick schools eye affordable housing for staff
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Brunswick County Schools could add another property to its ranks, but not a school; the district...
8. Keeping the faith: First-of-its kind sheriff removal hearing plays out in Graham County
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News Maintaining faith in the justice system and protecting law enforcement were the themes of the four-day...