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10. Carolina Curious: Why does part of Greensboro sometimes smell like butter?
April Laissle/WFDD Radio If you commute through Greensboro on I-40 near Elm Street, you’ve probably noticed it: “Every so often,...
1. Commissioners listen, learn at board retreat: SNAP, childcare, mental health, Medicaid, property tax relief, schools
Mark Rogers/The Sanford Herald Lee County Commissioners had the chance to learn about a variety of topics during the first...
2. Eviction prevention contract gets one more month of ARPA funds
Scott D. Yost/Rhino Times Guilford County commissioners are set to approve a one-month extension of the county’s contract with the...
3. Buncombe sheriff candidate faces eligibility challenge ahead of primary
Dee Pridgen/828 News Now Buncombe County sheriff candidate Victor “Vic” Morman is facing a formal challenge to his eligibility to...
4. Waynesville dog park rebuild in limbo
Paul Nielsen/The Waynesville Mountaineer Rebuilding Waynesville’s dog park may not be a top spending priority for town leaders as the...
5. After losing a university, Laurinburg is on the hunt for jobs
Colin Campbell/WUNC News For the past 65 years, Saint Andrews University has been a major economic engine for the small...
6. Merit bonuses increased in Carolina Beach amid employee retention concerns
Emily Sawaked/Port City Daily One local beach town is trying out a new tactic to entice jobseekers to its doorsteps,...
7. Funders seek to claw back grants in bankruptcy of Absher’s Only Hope WNC
Bill Moss & Amy B. McCraw/Hendersonville Lightning Amid more than 20 charges of alleged child-sex abuse that suggest a moral...
8. County water options studied
Elena Marsh/The Southern Pines Pilot The Moore County Board of Commissioners is still exploring the feasibility of a few future...
9. UNCA students and community members hold a ‘walk out’ on campus
Jose Sandoval/Blue Ridge Public Radio Several dozen UNC Asheville students and community members gathered outside of Highsmith Student Union on...
10. Report on over 3,300 ICE arrests in NC finds very few on the Outer Banks
Outer Banks Voice A Jan. 15 story on NC Local reports that Immigration and Customers Enforcement agents (ICE) arrested more...
1. Farmers say tariffs are raising prices you’ll eventually pay
Ben Briscoe/WFMY News New research shows tariffs are costing North Carolina farmers nearly $700 million and threatening thousands of jobs....
2. City business owner among those hit with ‘potentially catastrophic’ premium increases
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press For months, Adrian Pitts followed the news with bated breath as Congress fought — and eventually...