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  1. the Red Wolf Recovery Program has been a major success

    Birth of NC red wolf litters shows ‘incredible’ species recovery success

    This year has been a banner year for red wolf recovery in North Carolina, despite shifts at the federal level.
  2. The Frankie Silver Murder

    The real ballad of Frankie Silver, one of the first women executed in North Carolina

    Frankie Silver was the first white woman executed in North Carolina. Here’s the real story of what happened to her back in the 1830s.
  3. Photo of a woman sitting on a chair looking worried while holding a positive pregnancy test.

    ‘They knew I wanted an abortion’: What she got instead at a ‘crisis pregnancy center’ in NC

    North Carolina funnels millions into centers statewide that claim to offer unbiased care but often steer women away from abortion. A new bill aims to stop the deception.
  4. NC nursing student to self-deport after ICE detainment

    In North Carolina, a 20-year-old student will self-deport after six months in ICE custody

    Allison Bustillo Chinchilla has chosen to return to Honduras after six months in ICE detention with no charges. 
  5. hollywood and independent films have portrayed the collective efforts of working people on screen for years

    5 unsung films that dramatize America’s rich labor history

    Hollywood studios and independent producers have long depicted the collective efforts of working people to improve their lives and gain a voice in their workplaces and the larger society.
  6. Cardinal & Pine

    NC veteran speaks out after flag-burning arrest outside White House

    Jay Carey, who served for 20 years and saw combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, told Cardinal & Pine that he was not disrespecting the flag but protesting the Trump administration’s perversion of the right to free speech.
  7. Cardinal & Pine

    Video: Helene shut down Marshall’s Mad Co. Brew House. Today, they’re back in business.

    Helene ravaged western NC, including the town of Marshall, last September. But now local businesses like Mad Co. Brew House are hoping for a comeback.
  8. Cardinal & Pine

    Video: How looming cuts to Medicaid reimbursement could impact North Carolina

    North Carolina Sen. Woodson Bradley says the impact of looming Medicaid cuts would be “cruel and unnecessary.”
  9. Woman nurse writes on a clipboard while answering the phone at a front desk. A nurse behind her, sits down in front of a computer at a table.

    ‘I’m afraid of no access’: Calls flood NC clinics as providers warn of a backdoor abortion ban

    Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill threatens to pull Medicaid coverage from clinics that provide reproductive health care across the nation.
  10. The Mile High Kite Festival in Beech Mountain is one of 3 things happening in NC this week.

    3 things happening in NC this week: Kites, the endangered hellbender, and a first taste of fall

    Unseasonably cool temperatures, a kite festival, and a celebration of North America’s largest native salamander, sometimes referred to as a ‘snot otter.’ Here are 3 things happening in NC this week.
  11. the flu vaccine is still a recommended thing

    It’s almost flu season. Should you still get a shot, and will insurance cover it?

    Amid political chatter about vaccines and the government entities that oversee them, it’s understandable to wonder where all this leaves the 2025-26 flu vaccine. In short: Yes, the flu shot is still a thing. And four doctors we spoke to said they recommend you get your flu shot this year.
  12. Good News Friday: NC high schooler wins prestigious scholarship

    Good News Friday: NC high schooler wins prestigious scholarship for her research on heart disease

    Cary high school student Jamie Cheng is one of just 21 students nationwide receiving the $25,000 scholarship. She's researching heart disease.

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  1. the Red Wolf Recovery Program has been a major success

    Birth of NC red wolf litters shows ‘incredible’ species recovery success

    This year has been a banner year for red wolf recovery in North Carolina, despite shifts at the federal level.
  2. The Frankie Silver Murder

    The real ballad of Frankie Silver, one of the first women executed in North Carolina

    Frankie Silver was the first white woman executed in North Carolina. Here’s the real story of what happened to her back in the 1830s.
  3. hollywood and independent films have portrayed the collective efforts of working people on screen for years

    5 unsung films that dramatize America’s rich labor history

    Hollywood studios and independent producers have long depicted the collective efforts of working people to improve their lives and gain a voice in their workplaces and the larger society.
  4. Good News Friday: NC high schooler wins prestigious scholarship

    Good News Friday: NC high schooler wins prestigious scholarship for her research on heart disease

    Cary high school student Jamie Cheng is one of just 21 students nationwide receiving the $25,000 scholarship. She's researching heart disease.
  5. wild horses of corolla can handle hurricane erin by using tactics they've been using for years

    Corolla’s wild horses weather Hurricane Erin using a centuries’ old trick

    As Hurricane Erin moves by North Carolina, Corolla's wild horses weathered the storm thanks to a natural trick they’ve been using for centuries.
  6. the "no tax on tips" proposal will benefit very few nc workers, critics say

    NC ‘no tax on tips’ proposal would have little effect for workers, critics say

    North Carolina lawmakers want to follow the federal government's lead on exempting taxes on tips in most cases but critics of the policy said the minor benefits would only help a small number of workers.
  7. nc data centers may further erode clean drinking water in the state

    NC community worries data centers would drain local water supply

    A proposed Amazon data center campus threatens to worsen water issues in a small NC community.
  8. health insurance increases will hurt state employees

    NC state employee and teacher reps say health insurance increases will hurt worker retention

    The board overseeing the health insurance plan for North Carolina workers and retirees voted Friday to raise most enrollees’ premiums to help cover a deficit that has grown to $507 million this year.

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