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9. Gaston County considering selling museum archives building
Kara Fohner/Gaston Gazette Gaston County leaders are discussing selling the Gaston County Museum of Art and History’s archives building, which...
10. Pushback puts school site at risk
Matt Lamb/The (Southern Pines) Pilot Moore County Schools may soon find itself at an impasse. Despite unanimous support by the...
1. Mission Hospital faces new immediate jeopardy recommendation as state agency flags major safety risks
Jack Evans & Andrew R. Jones/Asheville Watchdog Mission Hospital should again be put in immediate jeopardy, the worst sanction a...
2. Will Elon merger with Queens be a trend setter for NC colleges?
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press The announcement of the merger between two North Carolina private colleges, Elon University and Queens University...
3. NC Attorney General sues EPA to restore more than $150 million in solar energy money to state
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio North Carolina and 22 other states are suing the Environmental Protection Agency, seeking to reinstate a $7...
4. ‘No Kings’ returns to the Triangle in second round of nationwide protests against Trump
Flynn Snyder/WRAL News Thousands across the Triangle on Saturday joined an even bigger number of millions across the nation to...
5. A look at the Trump administration’s changes to education policy for English learners, HSIs, and more
Hannah Vinueza McClellan/Education NC At the start of the school year, the U.S. Department of Justice said that it won’t...
6. NC federal workers turn to food banks to feed their families amid government shutdown
Kani’ya Davis/WUNC Radio Food insecurity is becoming an increasing issue for some North Carolina federal workers. Since they aren’t receiving...
7. Boone Town Council pushes back against student-focused housing proposal
Nick Fogleman/The Watauga Democrat The Boone Town Council pushed back against a potential housing project located on Beverly Heights Avenue...
8. Maggie Valley keeps police position open, punts on budget shortfall till first of.year
Andrew Marshall/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Faced with a decision between placing a hiring freeze on an open police officer position or...
9. FBI raids Charlotte homes of prominent activist in health care fraud investigation
David Hodges & Naomi Kowles/WBTV Law enforcement officials raided three Charlotte properties Thursday morning as part of an FBI investigation...
10. State grant project inactive
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise A state grant approved 3 1/2 years ago to facilitate an economic development project in...
1. North Carolina’s low-tuition college initiative is projecting a multimillion-dollar deficit — again
Brianna Atkinson/WUNC Radio For the third year in a row, North Carolina’s Promise initiative is facing a multimillion-dollar deficit amid...