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Why North Carolina’s midterm turnout was so astonishing
North Carolina turnout hasn’t been this high since 1990. Plus, a post-Helene rescue mission and a state park gets bigger and prettier.
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Asheville area voters approve $70M in new bonds for housing, open space
Buncombe County’s voters have authorized local government to borrow $70 million over the next 20 years for housing and open spaces.
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Are NC animal shelters overcrowded? Here are the 2025 euthanasia rates
A report confirms that overcrowding remains a problem in NC animal shelters, with more than a quarter of all dogs and cats reportedly euthanized in 2025.
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Why auto, health, and home insurance are getting more expensive in North Carolina
Auto, health, and homeowners insurance in North Carolina have all seen increasing rates. Here’s what’s behind the surge in prices.
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That viral ‘Jonestown’ guy at the Trump rally? He’s from Charlotte
A Charlotte man flipped the script on Fox News. Plus: Adorable otter pups!
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Do clocks change this weekend? When daylight saving time ends in NC
Clocks will fall back on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 a.m., according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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Carolina Beach rallies around two locals facing a medical crisis
A friend has started a GoFundMe to help the couple with medical costs. It had raised close to $30,000 as of Tuesday, Oct. 27.
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Fayetteville City Council approves data center rules amid heated meeting
Opponents say Fayetteville is moving too quickly and should focus on developing stronger protections through the moratorium process.
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Bullies created AI, sexually explicit images of student. An Asheville private school allowed it, lawsuit says
The lawsuit alleges acts of bullying included creating AI-generated, sexually explicit imagery of the student and sending the boy’s personal information to a known pedophile.
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After final show, here’s what comes next for Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater
Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater closes a chapter. Plus, Charlotte lightrail safety and a ‘bizarre’ Halloween festival in Salisbury.
