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10. A hotter, wetter South is becoming a breeding ground for mold
Katie Myers & Laura Hackett/Grist & NC Health News Regina is haunted by the specter of mold. She found the...
1. ‘Stop the expansion.’ Charlotte commits to vote on 60-day pause for I-77 tolls
Nick Sullivan & Desiree Mathurin/The Charlotte Observer Charlotte City Council committed to vote on a 60-day pause on the Interstate...
2. Brunswick County hits sewer capacity snag under new state law, freezes permits
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily Residential and commercial projects requiring new sewer line extensions in Brunswick County are effectively stalled as...
3. ‘Something needs to change’: Report details isolation at NC juvenile detention centers
Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News Teenagers in some North Carolina juvenile detention centers are spending nearly the entire day locked in...
4. State task force visits child care center at Davidson-Davie Community College: ‘We need to duplicate that on every campus’
Liz Bell/Education NC The child care center at Davidson-Davie Community College (Davidson-Davie) helps student parents stay in school, attracts faculty...
5. NC justices still silent on Leandro case 2 years after hearing. Some blame school vouchers.
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press Sunday marked two years since the NC Supreme Court last heard arguments in the school funding...
6. Bipartisan commission gets to work on upgrading 28-year-old NC elections systems
Caroline Yaffa/WRAL News North Carolina’s election technology is long overdue for an upgrade, state officials say, and a bipartisan commission...
7. A deep dive into UNC-Chapel Hill’s biggest expansion in over 200 years
Lauren Rhodes/WUNC News The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is preparing for its biggest expansion since the university’s...
8. National Democrats make serious play in Western North Carolina
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News In a move that underscores shifting political terrain in Western North Carolina, the Democratic Congressional Campaign...
9. Retired, former Belk employees bid farewell to Sanford store
Mark Rogers/The Sanford Herald There were hugs, laughter, stories and even a few tears Sunday as retired and former employees...
10. CHCCS Board of Education approves site plans for Carrboro Elementary replacement project
Emma Cooke/WCHL Chapelboro Amid discussions from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education about which elementary schools to close in light...
1. Few men on campus. NC college gender gap longstanding and growing.
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press Where are all the men? That’s the question the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal...
2. PBM reforms promise relief for NC’s independent pharmacies
Jaymie Baxley/NC Health News Cole’s Pharmacy, a family-owned drug store in Person County, closed in early February after nearly 70...