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1. Reason report shows NC drop in teacher salaries, public school funding growth, based on inflation
Sergio Osnaya-Prieto/Education NC North Carolina ranks 48th in the nation for K-12 public school teacher salaries and growth in public...
2. NC domestic violence shelters, child advocacy centers hit with funding cuts
Colin Campbell/WUNC Radio North Carolina nonprofits that serve victims of domestic violence and child abuse are facing funding cuts. For...
3. Cary town manager resigns amid scrutiny over spending. Mayor ‘sick, sad and mad.’
Anna Roman/The Raleigh News & Observer Cary Town Manager Sean Stegall has resigned, three weeks after he was placed on...
4. Republicans could gain nearly 200 state legislative seats in voting rights case, report finds
Jonathan Shorman/NC Newsline Republicans could gain nearly 200 state legislative seats across the South if the U.S. Supreme Court guts...
5. To control costs, State Health Plan leaders look to invest in members’ health
Rose Hoban/NC Health News North Carolina Treasurer Brad Briner has made waves during his first year in office among state...
6. Republican challenger, his flush campaign opts out of U.S. House race
Alan Wooten/The Center Square To help generate a Republican winner in the northeastern part of the state for the first...
7. Judges reject arguments against NC Certificate of Need law
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press A challenge of the constitutionality of North Carolina’s Certificate of Need law may be heading...
8. The changing fabric of Frog Level: What’s next for Waynesville’s history-laden lowland?
Sarah White/The Waynesville Mountaineer Down the hill from Waynesville’s Main Street lies an embattled intersection of the town’s history. For...
9. Charlotte group’s site undergoes revamp as part of efforts to support those impacted by substance use
Elvis Menayese/WFAE Radio Volunteers gather to revamp the 12th Step Services’ site on 709 East Boulevard near South End that...
10. Swain Animal Services meeting filled with public shock, disapproval
Lily Levin/Smoky Mountain News Swain County’s standing animal services ordinance dates back to late 2019, pending the establishment of an...
1. Public school enrollment drops
The High Point Enterprise Enrollment fell in nearly every North Carolina school district this year — including in the Guilford...
2. AdventHealth: High Court won’t hear key appeal on new Buncombe hospital
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press The North Carolina Supreme Court has delivered a key ruling against HCA in the ongoing...
3. Hemp drinks are buoying craft breweries. With a ban looming, leaders are bracing for the worst
April Laissle/WFDD Radio Over the past few years, craft breweries across North Carolina have increasingly turned to hemp-infused drinks to...