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6. UNC’s app redesign drives student engagement
Joshua Bay/Inside Higher Ed What was once an underused mobile app at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill...
7. Longtime Greensboro civil rights activist Willena Cannon dies at 85
Taylor Ford & Nixon Norman/WFMY News A longtime Greensboro civil rights activist and housing advocate whose work helped shape the...
8. Ford City Motor Lofts receives grant to cover unexpected construction costs
Janet Briggs/The Salisbury Post The Ford City Motor Lofts project at 419 South Main Street recently received a $500,000 grant...
9. Buddhist monks pass through Charlotte on 2,300-mile walk for peace
Julian Berger/WFAE Radio A group of Buddhist monks is walking through the Charlotte area this week as part of a...
10. Harbor project may risk Orton, other Cape Fear historic sites
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Restoring land as close to how it was more than two centuries ago is by no...
1. Charlotte group’s data center plan wins Stokes County rezoning
Chris Burritt/Business North Carolina Stokes County commissioners approved a request for the rezoning of nearly 1,850 acres along the Dan...
2. Wake DA, SBI join investigation into Cary finances after town manager resigns
Carly Haynes/WRAL News Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman has consulted with the state auditor’s office and the State Bureau...
3. NC Board of Elections finds Stevens campaign contributions illegal, but not intentional
Brandon Kingdollar/NC Newsline An investigation by the North Carolina State Board of Elections found that two contributions by lobbyists to...
4. Elon University opening full-time law school at Queens University as institutions merge
James Farrell/WFAE Radio Elon University said Tuesday that it has applied to the American Bar Association for approval to launch...
5. ‘Slap in the face’: Children of veterans scholarship partially revoked for about 100 UNC students
Tulsi Asokan/The Daily Tar Heel Recipients of the North Carolina Scholarship for Children of Wartime Veterans were notified in November...
6. Lawsuit proceeds after former Cumberland deputy loses appeal in killing of veteran
Paul Woolverton/CityView More than five years ago, a Cumberland County sheriff’s deputy shot and killed Adrian Roberts while trying to...
7. State board rubber-stamps Jackson early voting plan
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News The Republican-led North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 3-2 along party lines to allow the...
8. Local food banks seek community help with dwindling support for federal programs
Emma Cooke/WCHL Chapelboro Particularly following cuts to SNAP amid President Donald Trump’s administration changing federal funding norms, nonprofit organizations battling...