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6. Former Sycamore Brewing reopens with new name and large crowd
Marshall Terry/WFAE Radio The former Sycamore Brewing reopened this past weekend in time for St. Patrick’s Day holiday. It has...
7. Hundreds of jobs coming to new PSA Airlines HQ in Charlotte
WSOC News North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein announced on Thursday that 400 jobs are coming to Mecklenburg County thanks to...
8. William Peace University announces 13th president
Ally Kadlubar/WRAL News After a national search, William Peace University has named Jennifer E. Walsh as its 13th president. Walsh...
9. Fort Bragg military spouses learn how to build careers that can survive the next move
Rachel Heimann Mercader/CityView Since she was a teen, Rebekah Witter dreamed of becoming a commercial airline pilot. But she put...
10. Sixty years in one room: The heart of democracy on Panther Creek
Sabrina L. Greene/The Waynesville Mountaineer Before the sun came up on primary day, a generator was already humming on Panther...
1. NC elections officials reject Berger’s unorthodox request to examine 220 ballots
Will Doran/WRAL News North Carolina elections officials on Wednesday rejected a request by state Senate leader Phil Berger to adjust...
2. How much more can air travelers take?
Emily Peck/Axios Even for those accustomed to the indignities of air travel, it’s clear that right now is a particularly...
3. Amazon facility, regional projects forecast to bring hundreds of jobs to Wilmington area
Cierra Noffke/WilmingtonBiz Amazon’s robotics fulfillment center is slated to open by the third quarter of this year, said Holly Sullivan,...
4. ‘He’s free of all the politics’: How Thom Tillis became what passes for a GOP rebel in DC
David Lightman/NC Newsline Sure, Sen. Thom Tillis has become the most visible, outspoken Republican insider critic of the second Trump...
5. Triangle county may join growing push to pause data center growth. Here’s why.
Tammy Grubb/The Raleigh News & Observer Orange County could put the brakes on big data centers in April, even though...
6. As sports betting booms in North Carolina, so do gambling problems
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & Charlotte Ledger Two years after North Carolina legalized mobile sports betting, counselors say they are...
7. North Carolina’s disaster risk is high. How does that affect home insurance premiums?
Katie Myers/Blue Ridge Public Radio & Grist New data from a national insurance-comparison platform, Insurify, shows that homeowner’s insurance rates...
8. Probe into Leland councilmember finds policy violation, but no legal wrongdoing
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily A legal investigation into Councilmember Frank Pendleton’s attempt to expedite a town-purchased laptop has concluded no...