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North Carolina News You Can Use

  1. AI

    NC ad campaign calls for AI regulations to ‘protect what’s human’

    An AI advocacy group has launched an $8 million ad campaign in North Carolina and four other states to persuade lawmakers to act before it is too late.
  2. Cardinal & Pine

    Life-saving medications rescued a Halifax County man from fentanyl addiction

    The opioid crisis has claimed the lives of tens of thousands of North Carolinians. While some patients are able to access medication to treat addiction, most adults seeking treatment still struggle to access medications for Opioid Use Disorder.
  3. Video: NC teacher protests for educators and students at 'No Kings'

    Video: NC teacher speaks out on public education funding at ‘No Kings’

    At "No Kings" in Raleigh, a NC teacher talks about why it's so important for her to speak out on education funding. 
  4. 3 things happening in NC: Luminere light show at Biltmore

    3 things happening in NC this week: Luminere light show makes Biltmore the canvas

    The Luminere light show puts on awe-inspiring displays at Biltmore. Plus, catch Spring Fever in New Bern or envelope yourself in Charlotte SHOUT!
  5. ICE

    ICE is keeping detainees in three undisclosed “hold rooms” in North Carolina, new report says.

    The Colorado Times Recorder reported this month that the 3 NC sites are among 170 nationwide where detainees are kept, often indefinitely, without oversight.
  6. Cardinal & Pine

    Video: North Carolina veteran shares why he’s protesting at ‘No Kings’

    A North Carolina veteran explains why he marched in Saturday's "No Kings" protests in Raleigh. 
  7. Here's what the "No Kings" protests looked like in North Carolina.

    Video: On the scene at the ‘No Kings’ protest in Raleigh

    Here's what the "No Kings" protests looked like in North Carolina. Cardinal & Pine's Dylan Rhoney reports from Raleigh. 
  8. Since 1994, nonprofit Historic Rural Hill in Huntersville has been hosting the Loch Norman Highland Games, a two-day event featuring an ancient Scottish competition of strength.

    Loch Norman Highland Games in April bring Scottish competition to the Carolinas

    Celebrate Scottish culture with dance, food, music, and ancient strength events featuring 56-pound stones and 22-pound hammers at the Loch Norman Highland Games.
  9. Cardinal & Pine

    Video: Why Phil Berger, North Carolina’s most powerful politician, lost

    North Carolina's most powerful politician, Phil Berger, has officially lost his primary. Here's what it means.
  10. Michael Whatley

    Michael Whatley faces scrutiny over close ties to known sex offender 

    Michael Whatley, the NC Republican US Senate candidate, is facing renewed criticism over his relationship with Harvey West Jr., a GOP official who served six years in prison after being accused of raping three minors in 1999.
  11. Good News Friday: These Raleigh police officers saved kids from drowning

    Good News Friday: Raleigh honors three hero cops behind local water rescues

    Three hero cops in Raleigh get their roses. Plus, the western NC town of Weaverville finally breaks ground on a long-delayed hospital. This is Good News Friday.
  12. Opinion: Mark Robinson’s comeback lacked one big thing—an apology

    Opinion: Mark Robinson’s comeback lacked one big thing—an apology

    Mark Robinson, a disgraced Republican candidate for North Carolina governor, teased a comeback with a new “tell-all” interview. But he owes more than that to the millions of North Carolinians he insulted with his hateful campaigning. 
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  1. Good News Friday: These Raleigh police officers saved kids from drowning

    Good News Friday: Raleigh honors three hero cops behind local water rescues

    Three hero cops in Raleigh get their roses. Plus, the western NC town of Weaverville finally breaks ground on a long-delayed hospital. This is Good News Friday.
  2. Opinion: Mark Robinson’s comeback lacked one big thing—an apology

    Opinion: Mark Robinson’s comeback lacked one big thing—an apology

    Mark Robinson, a disgraced Republican candidate for North Carolina governor, teased a comeback with a new “tell-all” interview. But he owes more than that to the millions of North Carolinians he insulted with his hateful campaigning. 
  3. Dinner theater is a familiar culinary concept today, but several decades ago, when the first Barn Dinner Theatre opened, the idea was brand new—and became a quick success.

    All about the Barn Dinner Theatre in NC, the oldest dinner theater in America

    Enjoy dinner and a show at Barn Dinner Theatre—the country’s longest-running dinner theater. Learn more about the iconic dinnertainment establishment.
  4. Cardinal & Pine

    Billy Ball Explains NC: 3 North Carolina women who changed history

    Three stories of history-making North Carolina women who should be household names. It's the latest episode of Billy Ball Explains NC.
  5. Duke Homegrown program invests in jobs, housing

    Good News Friday: Duke ‘Homegrown’ program invests $203 million in jobs, housing

    Duke makes a splash with its Homegrown program. Plus, the state honors one of NC's most successful craft breweries, and a meaningful investment in women’s sports by the Carolina Panthers owner.
  6. Cherokee mound returned to tribal ownership in North Carolina

    Ancient Cherokee mound in North Carolina returns to Cherokee ownership

    Built about 1,000 years ago, the Noquisiyi Mound (pronounced no-KWEE-shee-yee and previously known as Nikwasi) is one of the most culturally significant sites in the entire region. Recently, the Cherokee mound returned to tribal ownership. 
  7. Queens University is going to the NCAA Tournament

    Good News Friday: Queens University heads to the NCAA Tournament for the first time

    The NCAA has a new Cinderella in Queens University. Plus, Temple Grandin tours North Carolina and bipartisan lawmakers get behind public education.
  8. Cakeable operates a training program for people with disabilities to be employed in businesses in the Carolinas.

    How a Charlotte cafe is building a sustainable model for employing people with disabilities

    Cakeable operates a training program for people with disabilities to be employed in businesses in the Carolinas.

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