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5. Potential sale of old Cleveland Co. school to religious nonprofit raises concerns
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press A months-long saga has unfolded surrounding the Cleveland County Board of Education’s decision not only about...
6. Report shows decrease in crimes and suspensions in NC schools. Here’s what else you need to know
Hannah Vinueza McClellan/Education NC Reports of crime and violence in North Carolina public schools decreased during the 2024-25 school year...
7. “Heartbreaking” DOGE cuts stun doctors who signed up for federal program to improve rural health care
Andrew Jones/Asheville Watchdog On a 15-degree morning in January, a clinic in this small Yancey County community on the northern...
8. Chapel Hill struggles to rebuild months after Chantal: Camelot Village condo owners spend thousands
Destinee Patterson/WRAL News Empty units sit side-by-side in Camelot Village seven months after Tropical Storm Chantal rocked Chapel Hill. One...
9. Wilmington council discuss multi-cent tax increase to accomplish wage, capital project goals
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily The Wilmington City Council is already contemplating a property tax rate increase to take effect this...
10. UNC fined $50,000 for court storming, but says ‘we followed our protocols’
Michael Koh/WCHL Chapelboro The ACC has fined UNC $50,000 after fans rushed the floor twice during the Tar Heels’ 71-68...
1. Judge denies demands for early voting sites on three NC university campuses
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Students at three North Carolina universities who had gone to court to get early voting sites...
2. ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’ raises questions about ICE and CBP transparency
Julian Berger/WFAE Radio Three months after an immigration enforcement crackdown in Charlotte left much of the city shaken, it’s still...
3. Demonstrators gather to oppose Duke’s cost-cutting, demand more employee protection
Ella Moore/The Duke Chronicle On Friday evening, around 40 demonstrators from Duke’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors,...
4. How NC State researchers are finding ways to make medicines cheaper — and cleaner
Liz McLaughlin/WRAL News Inside a lab at North Carolina State University, large metal tanks hum as microorganisms grow inside a...
5. The VA says its reorganization plan won’t hurt patient care. Some health care workers are skeptical
Jay Price/WUNC News Department of Veterans Affairs nurses demonstrate outside the Durham, N.C. VA Medical Center in April 2025 to...
6. She worked to preserve Black history in the Sandhills. Now her legacy continues.
Trey Nemec/CityView Ammie McRae Jenkins, the first Black student to attend High Point University and an activist who dedicated much...
7. Love Durham campaign aims to support small businesses, especially after winter storms
Ben Bokun/WNCN News Many local restaurants and stores in Durham closed their doors over the past couple of weeks due...