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6. Congress includes Lumbee recognition in defense spending bill
Sarah Nagem/CityView A revised national defense spending agreement released this week would give full federal recognition to the Lumbee Tribe...
7. Qualicaps closing its Guilford County capsule plant, 91 to lose jobs next year
Kevin Ellis/Business North Carolina Qualicaps will close its Guilford County facility late next year, resulting in the loss of...
8. Durham County judge arrested on domestic violence, assault charges
WRAL News The Durham Police Department arrested the chief judge for Durham County’s District Court on allegations of domestic violence...
9. NC will launch Helene housing programs for multi-family, workforce units in 2026
Galen Bacharier/NC Newsline & Blue Ridge Public Radio North Carolina’s programs to repair and rebuild multi-family and workforce housing in...
10. New motion accuses government of burying Camp Lejeune case in mountain of redundant, meritless motions
Annette Weston/Public Radio East Seventy-two years after service members were first exposed to toxic water at Camp Lejeune, and three...
1. Cape Fear pollution tributaries: A tale of two NC rivers and cities
Jane Winik Sartwell/Carolina Public Press Burlington and Asheboro: these two North Carolina cities are less than 50 miles apart, but...
2. Surprise! Your health care provider added a fee for that questionnaire you filled out
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & The Charlotte Ledger When Steve Hardman of Charlotte checked in to see a Novant Health...
3. Honduran man is held without bond in North Carolina train stabbing that drew comments from Trump
Erik Verduzco & Allen G. Breed/The Associated Press A North Carolina judge on Monday ordered a Honduran man to be...
4. After Tennessee special election, a huge focus on North Carolina’s mountain district
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio Tennessee Republican Matt Van Epps this week won a special U.S. House election for a conservative district...
5. Judge frustrated as NASCAR antitrust trial drags on with no end in sight
Jenna Fryer/The Associated Press The slow pace of the federal antitrust suit lodged against NASCAR continued Monday at the start...
6. How can the Lumbee Tribal Chairman also serve in the N.C. House?
Sarah Nagem/CityView North Carolina law prohibits anyone from serving in two elected positions—a county commissioner, for example, can’t also be...
7. Southport pushes for stronger protections in $1.3B Wilmington Harbor deepening plan
Emily Sawaked/Port City Daily A project to deepen the Wilmington Harbor by 5 feet — as proposed by the Port...
8. Carolina Curious: Are Triad universities experiencing a drop in international student enrollment?
David Ford/WFDD Radio Over the past several years, across the country, there had been a slow but steady increase in...