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5. Judge sentences teen to life without parole for North Carolina mass shooting that killed 5
Gary D. Robertson/The Associated Press A judge sentenced an 18-year-old who acknowledged killing five people in a North Carolina mass...
6. After internal investigation, Wilmington fires two top employees
Ben Schachtman/WHQR An investigation into the city’s recycling and trash division substantiated claims of timecard fraud, substance abuse, and other...
7. Trump visits Fort Bragg, mixing military celebration with campaign‑style rhetoric
Rachel Heimann Mercader & Paul Woolverton/CityView President Donald Trump mixed politics with praise for the military, promises to soldiers, and...
8. Running in the red, Shining Rock may end high school instruction
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News Shining Rock Classical Academy’s governing board is weighing whether to end its high school operations by...
9. NC film production boosts economy with $185.5M in spending, supporting 7,000 jobs
WCNC Film and television production activity in North Carolina generated an estimated $185.5 million in direct spending last year, marking...
10. Panthers owner aims to build Charlotte into a destination city
Ben Horney/Front Office Sports The company that houses the Carolina Panthers, the Charlotte FC MLS club, and the facility both...
1. Who gets a bed in NC’s state psychiatric hospitals — and who waits?
Rachel Crumpler & Taylor Knopf/NC Health News North Carolina’s three state-run psychiatric hospitals — Cherry, Central Regional and Broughton —...
2. NC pension plan’s crypto bet is down $30 million. Why supporters remain confident
Will Doran/WRAL News The North Carolina Retirement Systems began investing pension fund money in cryptocurrency in late 2025, after legislative...
3. After internal investigation, Wilmington fires two top employees
Benjamin Schachtman/WHQR In late January, the City of Wilmington fired the two top employees leading and overseeing the Recycling and...
4. Miguel Cardona says expanding bilingual education is ‘an economic imperative’ at NC State event
Liz Bell/Education NC Miguel Cardona, former U.S. Secretary of Education, encouraged a room of bilingual educators and education leaders on...
5. Lake Lure to refill after Helene, businesses feel hopeful
Jose Sandoval/Blue Ridge Public Radio Lake Lure had to be drained 20 feet after Hurricane Helene so engineers could clean...
6. Novant Health moves forward with $1.1B investment in Wilmington infrastructure
Port City Daily Novant Health’s board of trustees has approved a multi-year master facility plan for the Coastal Region, featuring...
7. CHCCS Board of Education weighs closing 2 elementary schools amid enrollment, funding declines
Brighton McConnell/WCHL Chapelboro In the current academic year, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools’ total enrollment of roughly 10,700 students is its...