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1. 500 more jobs coming to Wilson in new pharmaceutical plant, Stein says
Will Doran/WRAL News Hundreds of new manufacturing jobs are coming to Wilson, Gov. John Stein announced Friday, as Johnson &...
2. They say they’re monitoring ICE arrests. Feds say they’re breaking the law.
The Washington Post While patrolling for Immigration and Customs Enforcement with other volunteers, two days after an officer from the...
3. MLK parade delayed in Fayetteville amid confusion among organizers
Rachel Heimann Mercader/CityView The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade in downtown Fayetteville has been postponed—but members of the...
4. Charlotte protesters stand with Iranians as demonstrations spread across Iran
Mona Dougani/WFAE Radio Outside the Bechtler Museum of Art in uptown Charlotte, more than 200 Iranian Americans gathered Sunday afternoon...
5. Unaffiliated voter growth leaves other NC party registrations behind as GOP moves into 2nd place
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Bobby Jenkins used to be a registered unaffiliated voter. In fact, he ran for Swain County...
6. Historic land at crux of Stokes County data center controversy
April Laissle/WFDD Radio The Stokes County Board of Commissioners is set to decide Monday night on a proposal to rezone...
7. The TSA will charge a $45 fee to flyers without Real ID. Here’s how to avoid it.
Bradley George/WUNC Radio The commissioner of the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles urged flyers to get a Real ID...
8. School districts struggle to replace student digital devices due to funding, report says
Sergio Osnaya-Prieto/Education NC A new Department of Public Instruction (DPI) report says that 100% of traditional public school districts currently...
9. Commission OKs advancing wastewater rules to public review
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Proposed rules that would require hundreds of industrial manufacturers and public sewer plants across the state...
10. New commercial development proposed on South Main in Waynesville
Paul Nielsen/The Waynesville Mountaineer A commercial development with up to four retail spaces has been proposed for a vacant 1.3...
1. NC hospitals, sheriffs at odds over new mental evaluation procedure for criminal suspects
Paul Specht/WRAL News North Carolina leaders last year approved new rules for handling criminal suspects who may need psychiatric care...
2. NC psychiatric hospitals plagued by staffing shortages, funding limbo
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press If a family member is committed to a North Carolina state psychiatric hospital in 2026,...
3. New year, new definition: Feds set to limit water protections
Jennifer Allen/Coastal Review Online The two agencies that enforce the Clean Water Act have proposed changes to the waterbodies considered...