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6. She worked to preserve Black history in the Sandhills. Now her legacy continues.
Trey Nemec/CityView Ammie McRae Jenkins, the first Black student to attend High Point University and an activist who dedicated much...
7. Love Durham campaign aims to support small businesses, especially after winter storms
Ben Bokun/WNCN News Many local restaurants and stores in Durham closed their doors over the past couple of weeks due...
8. Former Charlotte councilwoman pleads guilty to federal fraud charge
Jason Stoogenke/WSOC News Former Charlotte City Councilwoman Tiawana Brown pleaded guilty to a federal charge Monday for lying to receive...
9. NASCAR emerges from federal antitrust lawsuit bruised but ready for its 78th season
Jenna Fryer/The Associated Press In the days following the 2004 Hendrick Motorsports plane crash that killed all 10 people aboard,...
10. New public art sculpture unveiled in Greensboro
David Ford/WFDD News Greensboro has a new resident: a giant robot and its winged companion. It’s the latest public artwork...
1. Major bank planning to lay off 112 workers in North Carolina
Luke Tucker/WBTV News A major banking company plans to lay off more than 100 employees from an office in North...
2. Tax hike on the ballot. Counties know it’s a tough sell to voters.
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Nobody likes a tax increase, but this March, four county boards of commissioners are trying to...
3. Public expresses concerns over building new natural gas plants, delaying coal retirement
WUNC News A public hearing at the Durham County Courthouse on February 4, 2026 regarding Duke Energy’s latest proposed plan...
4. Medicaid’s retroactive safety net is shrinking — patients, hospitals could feel the fallout
Jaymie Baxley/NC Health News When people qualify for Medicaid after a medical emergency, the program can currently reach back up...
5. Elected leaders share priorities for Central Carolina Community College
Jessie Pounds/Education NC Health care, construction trades, and child care career education are among top priorities local elected officials recently...
6. Coatings merger spurs concern
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise City officials say they don’t yet know the local impact of a planned merger of...
7. County board says Godwin town board elections tainted
Paul Woolverton/CityView Godwin’s town commissioner elections from November cannot be trusted, the Cumberland County Board of Elections unanimously decided on...
8. Bald Head Island ferry ‘The Patriot’ runs aground
Port City Daily At nearly 7 a.m. Thursday, Bald Head Island Ferry’s “The Patriot” ran aground on a shoaling just...