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6. Executive director of North Carolina Association of School Administrators to retire after two decades of advocacy
Ferrel Guillory/Education NC As Katherine Joyce prepares to retire after two decades of advocacy on behalf of public school administrators,...
7. Votes for Republican US Senate candidate won’t count in 2026 primary, NC elections board rules
Will Doran/WRAL News Votes for Margot Dupre won’t be counted in the 2026 Republican Party primary election for North Carolina’s...
8. $288M interchange upgrade being finalized for N. College Road and MLK Jr. Parkway
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily After nearly eight years of design revisions, funding pauses, and updated traffic modeling, state transportation officials...
9. Kickback Jack’s to pay $1.1M for sexual discrimination
The High Point Enterprise The parent companies of Kickback Jack’s restaurants must pay more than $1.1 million to settle a...
10. Haw River assembly shares annual report on health of the watershed, issues facing it
Emma Cooke/WCHL Chapelboro The 110-mile Haw River helps provide drinking water to more than 300,000 people, flowing through eight counties...
1. NC insurance chief seeks help for Outer Banks as historic storm topples four more homes
Clayton Henkel/NC Newsline North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey says even as snow from last weekend’s storm begins to melt,...
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. New federal food stamp rules take effect, leaving some NC immigrants without services
Caroline Yaffa/WRAL News Thousands of immigrants in North Carolina can no longer get food stamps under new federal rules that...
4. N.C. State athletics sexual abuse litigation up to 31 plaintiffs
Alan Wooten/The Center Square Sexual abuse accusations have grown at the UNC System’s largest institution, all tied to the athletics...
5. FTA audit says Charlotte’s safety ‘failures’ led to Zarutska’s murder
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio After Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was fatally stabbed on the Charlotte light rail on Aug....
6. Duke University professor mentioned in Epstein files; says he was not involved in criminal activity
Matthew Sockol/WNCN News A professor at Duke University is among those mentioned in the files connected to Jeffrey Epstein. More...
7. Two deaths, failure to isolate infectious diseases led to Mission’s latest Immediate Jeopardy
Ted Clifford/Asheville Watchdog An 88-year-old woman recovering from hip surgery at Mission Hospital died after going 13 hours without receiving...
8. Former Fayetteville State cheer coach sues school over firing
Rachel Heimann Mercader/CityView A longtime cheer coach and athletics administrator sued Fayetteville State University, alleging she was fired based on...