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1. Two years on from Supreme Court decision, Black students feel less welcome at UNC-Chapel Hill
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC Radio Samuel Scarborough knew something was different when he stepped into the Black Convocation at UNC-Chapel Hill earlier...
2. ‘Not a math person’: NC wants to make math classes more relevant to students entering the real world
Emily Walkenhorst/WRAL News Proposed changes to North Carolina’s math standards would shake up requirements for upperclassmen in the state’s public...
3. The 27-member transit authority board is almost complete. Who is on it?
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio The 27-member board for the Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority is almost complete after Mecklenburg Commissioners this week...
4. Hidden PFAS pollution uncovered in NC as EPA proposes reporting rollback
Will Atwater/NC Health News Though the holiday season is here — with all the responsibilities it entails — some North...
5. Legal aid groups feel pinch of NC legislature freezing millions of dollars
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press Civil legal aid organizations, which provide tens of thousands of North Carolinians with free legal services...
6. Durham City Council delays major development at former police headquarters
Kennedy Thomason/Indy Week Redeveloping Durham’s former police headquarters will have to wait a little longer. The four-acre lot in downtown...
7. Tweaks to Wilmington land code could allow more duplexes downtown, planning commission approved
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily The Wilmington Planning Commission reviewed its prior recommendation of a land code amendment allowing for more...
8. Canton is making a $16 million to-do list to fix water woes
Sarah White/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Residents of Canton are all too familiar with boil notices and burst water pipes, and this...
9. County OKs incentives for city project
Paul B. Johnson/The High Point Enterprise The Guilford County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved $300,000 in economic incentives at its...
10. State Education Board mulls requiring master’s degrees for school social workers
James Farrell/WFAE Radio A committee that advises the state Board of Education on students’ non-academic needs has recommended the board...
1. Educational transparency proposal opposed by 3 North Carolina Democrats
Alan Wooten/The Center Square Parental notification when foreign governments or entities provide funding, materials or support to a child’s public...
2. In Whiteville visit, Jackson pledges fight to restore funding for flooding
Joseph Williams/The (Whiteville) News Reporter Hearing from residents whose homes and businesses have been repeatedly hit by flooding, N.C. Attorney...
3. Rock quarry developers ordered to give part of Umstead Park back to the state
WRAL News A Wake County Superior Court judge on Wednesday sided with a wildlife coalition to prevent a mining corporation...