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1. Aide to NC senator arrested on first-degree arson charge
Ashley Anderson/CBS 17 News The legislative assistant to Republican Senator Norman Sanderson, Diane Cook, has been arrested and booked into...
2. County eyes less ambitious solution for Edneyville sewer
Amy McCraw & Bill Moss/Hendersonville Lightning Henderson County commissioners devoted yet another long discussion to the Clear Creek sewer project...
3. NC film leaders push for better incentive in next state budget, boost for indie production
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily This year may have been lackluster for film in Wilmington and across the state, but leaders...
4. Residents near uptown react with ‘disgust’ at NCDOT plans to widen I-77 with express lanes
Steve Harrison/WFAE Radio The North Carolina Department of Transportation plans to spend $3.2 billion expanding Interstate 77 from uptown to...
5. NC stagnates on maternal and infant health, gets D+ from March of Dimes
Jennifer Fernandez/NC Health News Since its opening in September 2020, 850 children have been born at UNC Health Chatham’s Maternity...
6. Hazelwood fire station finally happening, thanks to $3 million from Congressman Edwards
Paul Nielsen/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer There was no wrapped box with a bow, or even a card. But all the same,...
7. Duke has sought to tighten faculty media engagement to minimize federal scrutiny
Amy Zhang/The (Duke) Chronicle In late August, faculty members in the Sanford School of Public Policy received an email directing...
8. Land Trust transfers 300 acres to state for conservation
Coastal Review Online The North Carolina Coastal Land Trust has transferred the Pasquotank River Preserve in Camden County to the...
9. Report: Retirement incentive helps maintain student enrollment
David Beasley/The Center Square A program offering retirement incentives to tenured professors in colleges and universities in North Carolina with...
10. County commissioners adopt roadway solicitation ordinance
Nick Fogleman/The Watauga Democrat The Watauga County Commissioners unanimously adopted a new ordinance regulating solicitation in unincorporated areas of the...
1. Helene’s historic damage spurs AT&T to rebuild stronger in WNC
Theresa Opeka/The Carolina Journal Trey Rabon, president of AT&T North Carolina, knew that Hurricane Helene was going to be bad,...
2. Commissioners hear stark message on future water needs
Scott D. Yost/Rhino Times On Thursday, Nov. 20, the Guilford County Board of Commissioners held a lengthy work session in...
3. Uncovering the source of widespread ‘forever chemical’ contamination in North Carolina
Duke Pratt School of Engineering An environmental chemistry laboratory at Duke University has solved a longstanding mystery of the origin...