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Western North Carolina artist conserves 62 acres near Green River Game Land

April 1, 2026

Western North Carolina artist Karen-Eve Bayne learned to give back when she was growing up. Today, she’s doing that with a plan that conserves huge tracts near the Green River Game Land.

Western North Carolina artist conserves 62 acres near Green River Game Land

Durham chef on tonight’s ‘Top Chef’ premiere

March 9, 2026

Plus: Phil Berger’s big, big tone shift. Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. Naturally, people are asking “what’s next” in North Carolina’s most surprising primary outcome of last week—the GOP primary between the legislature’s most powerful politician, Phil Berger, and a local sheriff named Sam Page. At the end of Election Day, Berger trailed…

Durham chef on tonight’s ‘Top Chef’ premiere

A giant in NC politics has died

December 18, 2025

Plus: A tragic plane crash in Statesville Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. Perhaps the most important politician of 20th-century North Carolina has died. The family of former Gov. Jim Hunt said Thursday that Hunt passed away at the age of 88. Hunt, who was sometimes referred to as “the education governor,”…

Black moms are dying from pregnancy-related causes. Sen. Murdock says North Carolina should try to stop it

April 17, 2026

As Gov. Josh Stein recognizes Black Maternal Health Week, Sen. Murdock is using the spotlight to press her Momnibus 3.5 bill and a broader “20 for 20” agenda she says could save people’s lives across the state.

Black moms are dying from pregnancy-related causes. Sen. Murdock says North Carolina should try to stop it

Multiple Durham schools close as teachers protest pay, education funding in NC

January 31, 2024

Wednesday’s school closings come after weeks of uncertainty in Durham. School staff are angry about pay and underfunding of public schools.

Multiple Durham schools close as teachers protest pay, education funding in NC

NC Democrats propose 7% income tax on the rich to fund North Carolina schools

May 12, 2026

North Carolinians earning more than $1 million annually would pay a 7% marginal income tax under a proposal by Democratic lawmakers, who say the measure could generate nearly $1 billion each year for public schools.

NC Democrats propose 7% income tax on the rich to fund North Carolina schools

VIDEO: Mark Robinson’s ideas for education would ‘gut the soul of a classroom’

January 2, 2024

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the likely GOP nominee for governor in 2024, wrote that schools should eliminate science and social studies through the 5th grade.

VIDEO: Mark Robinson’s ideas for education would ‘gut the soul of a classroom’

Your guide to taking action on May Day in North Carolina

April 29, 2026

Across North Carolina, communities are organizing in support of workers rights and fair wages. We’ve put together a list of May Day events taking place across the Tar Heel State. In every region of North Carolina, communities are gathering in support of workers as part of International Workers Day, or May Day. May Day commemorates…

Your guide to taking action on May Day in North Carolina

5 places in Wilmington you probably can’t visit

August 5, 2026

There are lots of places to explore in the Port City of Wilmington. These five places aren’t that.

5 places in Wilmington you probably can’t visit

North Carolina’s Farm & Rail Festival returns to Spencer

April 14, 2025

Discover farm equipment, live demonstrations, and train rides at the North Carolina Transportation Museum April 25-26, 2025.

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