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6. Despite judge’s order, communities in 20 states still waiting
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online The call from the North Carolina Attorney General’s office late last year relayed news of a...
7. ‘Immediate Jeopardy’ for Asheville hospital again after unannounced inspection
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press Mission Hospital in Asheville is once again facing “Immediate Jeopardy,” just a few months after getting...
8. Hundreds gather in uptown Charlotte to protest ICE’s actions in Minneapolis
Julian Berger/WFAE Radio Hundreds of people gathered Friday outside the federal courthouse in uptown Charlotte to protest recent actions by...
9. Foundational unease: Fontana library board struggles amid increasingly tense atmosphere
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News The seeds of chaos sown into the fertile soil of the embattled Fontana Regional Library system...
10. Wake County is giving Christmas trees a second life
Lauren Rhodes/WUNC News If you’ve ever wondered what happens to old Christmas trees, you might just need to look under...
1. North Carolina braces for another winter storm: Gov. Josh Stein declares state of emergency
WRAL News Gov. Josh Stein issued a state of emergency Thursday before this weekend’s winter storm hits North Carolina. Stein’s...
2. Some NC professors fear new ‘academic freedom’ policy will censor faculty
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC News The UNC Board of Governors is moving forward on adopting a system-wide definition of academic freedom. According...
3. Poll: School choice strongly supported in North Carolina
Alan Wooten/The Center Square New poll results indicate support for the Opportunity Scholarship Program in North Carolina is better than...
4. Elon University to open new academy for students with dyslexia
Chantal Brown/Education NC North Carolina’s only university-based private school for students with dyslexia is set to open on Elon University’s...
5. Endowment gives city, county $7.7M for land acquisition, conservation
Port City Daily The largest nonprofit group funneling money into New Hanover County has announced its first grants of 2026,...
6. Record breaking year of growth takes place Downtown Raleigh
Haylee Kennedy/CBS 17 News New numbers show 2025 was a record-breaking year for downtown Raleigh, with new restaurants, apartments, and...
7. North Carolina’s first lady takes on rehabilitation and reentry
Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News More than 600 people gathered in Raleigh last April at the North Carolina Rehabilitation and Reentry...
8. Declining enrollment feeds $5M deficit for Cumberland County schools
Dasia Williams/CityView Cumberland County Schools is facing a recurring budget gap of about $5 million, largely because it is operating...