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5. New Medicaid plan aims to untangle care for NC foster children
Jaymie Baxley/NC Health News After years of pleading from the child welfare community, the N.C. Department of Health and Human...
6. Swain County jail’s inspection failures highlight statewide issues
Lily Levin/Smoky Mountain News Between 2017 and 2025, Swain County Law Enforcement Center failed 13 of 16 biannual inspections, according...
7. Columbus Regional and Novant Health make their case for new hospital plans
Morgan Casey/Border Belt Independent A year and a half ago, Leslie Malpass had one of the worst days of her...
8. With Medicaid pilot funding stalled, local organization gets $1.5M to build a new program
Charlie Fossen/Port City Daily A state-run program allowing Medicaid to pay for non-medical needs like food and housing has been...
9. School board adjusts SRO separation allowance
Matt Lamb/The (Southern Pines) Pilot The Moore County Board of Education recently passed a new policy that it hopes will...
10. Elm City Board of Commissioners hires new CPA
Christopher Long/The Wilson Times Members of the Elm City Board of Commissioners are looking to a new certified public accountant...
1. Hundreds of residents signed up for FEMA buyouts after Helene. Not one has been approved.
Brady Dennis/The Washington Post A dusting of December snow had turned the mountains around her white, but Elizabeth Clark barely...
2. Preventing the next flood in Clyde — with native plants
Katie Myers/Blue Ridge Public Radio New funding from the state Department of Environmental Quality is set to help a small...
3. In Brunswick, November home sales outpaced last year as county neared $3B in sales
WilmingtonBiz Brunswick County’s residential real estate market in November racked up a higher number of home sales and higher prices...
4. Judges reject arguments against NC Certificate of Need law
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press & NC Health News A challenge of the constitutionality of North Carolina’s Certificate of Need...
5. Highway Patrol errors linked to deaths, injuries
Virginia Bridges/The Raleigh News & Observer State Highway Patrol troopers are supposed to be the guardians of North Carolina’s highways,...
6. Memory loss: As AI gobbles up chips, prices for devices may rise
John Ruwitch/WUNC Radio Idaho-based Micron Technology is one of the world’s top makers of RAM chips and it’s benefited from...
7. Lawsuits linger in Russ Avenue widening: Right of way condemnations tied up in court
Aarik Long/The Waynesville Mountaineer As construction continues its march up Russ Avenue in Waynesville, more than a dozen commercial property...