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1. Who gets a bed in NC’s state psychiatric hospitals — and who waits?
Rachel Crumpler & Taylor Knopf/NC Health News North Carolina’s three state-run psychiatric hospitals — Cherry, Central Regional and Broughton —...
2. NC pension plan’s crypto bet is down $30 million. Why supporters remain confident
Will Doran/WRAL News The North Carolina Retirement Systems began investing pension fund money in cryptocurrency in late 2025, after legislative...
3. After internal investigation, Wilmington fires two top employees
Benjamin Schachtman/WHQR In late January, the City of Wilmington fired the two top employees leading and overseeing the Recycling and...
4. Miguel Cardona says expanding bilingual education is ‘an economic imperative’ at NC State event
Liz Bell/Education NC Miguel Cardona, former U.S. Secretary of Education, encouraged a room of bilingual educators and education leaders on...
5. Lake Lure to refill after Helene, businesses feel hopeful
Jose Sandoval/Blue Ridge Public Radio Lake Lure had to be drained 20 feet after Hurricane Helene so engineers could clean...
6. Novant Health moves forward with $1.1B investment in Wilmington infrastructure
Port City Daily Novant Health’s board of trustees has approved a multi-year master facility plan for the Coastal Region, featuring...
7. CHCCS Board of Education weighs closing 2 elementary schools amid enrollment, funding declines
Brighton McConnell/WCHL Chapelboro In the current academic year, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools’ total enrollment of roughly 10,700 students is its...
8. Macon sheriff faces Republican primary challenger
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News Following his first four years as Macon County’s sheriff, Brent Holbrooks is facing a primary challenge...
9. Ocean Isle seeks to modify permit, nourish beach at east inlet
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Ocean Isle Beach hopes to pump tens of thousands of cubic yards of sand onto the...
10. ‘No more cuts’: More than 3,400 WS/FCS teachers sign petition for additional staff, seat at the table
Amy Diaz/WFDD Radio More than 3,400 Winston-Salem/Forsyth County educators have signed a petition demanding an end to staffing cuts, and...
1. Fruits of federal recognition may take time for Lumbee tribe
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press The Lumbee Tribe, or “People of the Dark Water,” as they’re sometimes called in reference to...
2. Wake Stone takes up fight to continue mining next to Umstead State Park
Richard Stradling/The Raleigh News & Observer The legal battle over the stone quarry next to William B. Umstead State Park...
3. Fayetteville PWC proposes 13.45% hike in residential electric rates
Paul Woolverton/CityView Residential electricity prices in and around Fayetteville would rise about 13.45% over the next two years under price...