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Opinion: How former Gov. Jim Hunt transformed North Carolina

December 22, 2025

A lot of people have come to North Carolina since Gov. Jim Hunt left office 25 years ago. They may not know it, but he’s a big reason they came here.

Opinion: How former Gov. Jim Hunt transformed North Carolina

HUGE breaking news in North Carolina

April 2, 2026

Inside: The devastating blow to public schools Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. North Carolina, we had big breaking news today. The state’s highest court issued a long-awaited ruling in the Leandro court case. You can read it here. Essentially, the Republican majority sided with their party’s leadership in the state legislature, which argued…

K-ville’s hilarious but petty early days

March 5, 2026

Plus: Wilmington’s big port problem Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. North Carolina’s “Port City” has a problem. According to the folks at NC Ports, the Wilmington Harbor is not deep enough. Its depth, about 42 feet today, prevents larger shipping containers from docking. Without a change, the city will struggle to stay competitive…

K-ville’s hilarious but petty early days

Meet Beckie Spears, the NC Principal of the Year

December 19, 2024

Beckie Spears, principal of Wilkesboro Elementary, was honored as the 2024 Wells Fargo North Carolina Principal of the Year for her impactful leadership.

Meet Beckie Spears, the NC Principal of the Year

North Carolina House budget has big pay increase for new teachers, modest state employee raises

May 21, 2025

After the North Carolina House passes its budget, House and Senate negotiators will meet to reconcile their differences, including differences over how to compensate state employees.

North Carolina House budget has big pay increase for new teachers, modest state employee raises

Rainbow rundown: 6 ways to celebrate Pride 2026 in North Carolina

June 5, 2026

There are numerous ways to support the LGBTQIA+ community in North Carolina. Here are six.

Rainbow rundown: 6 ways to celebrate Pride 2026 in North Carolina

Op-Ed: For Latinos, ‘parent’s rights’ should be about support and respect

May 21, 2024

There’s a big myth about Latino parents held by many that they don’t want to be involved in their children’s education. The reality is much more complex. They face many barriers to getting to the table with those in charge of their children’s education, including working several jobs, lacking childcare or transportation, or navigating healthcare challenges.

Op-Ed: For Latinos, ‘parent’s rights’ should be about support and respect

Opinion: It’s long past time to provide NC students the public schools they deserve

April 3, 2025

For the sixth year in a row, Rep. Julie von Haefen has introduced a bill to fully fund public schools as required by the state constitution. Republican leaders blocked those efforts, she writes.

Opinion: It’s long past time to provide NC students the public schools they deserve

NC needs to act on marijuana

April 20, 2026

Plus: Literal pirates in Greenville. Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. It’s hardly breaking news that April 20, or “4/20,” is a holiday among marijuana-lovers. Cannabis is on a lot of folks’ minds this week with the NC General Assembly returning to session. Below, Cardinal & Pine’s Michael McElroy has a run-down of their…

Video: The Duke OB-GYNs behind the “Outlawed” podcast on abortion

December 8, 2025

Dr. Beverly A. Gray and Dr. Jonas Swartz co-host the “Outlawed” podcast, a North Carolina-based show that unpacks abortion bans, misinformation, and the human stories behind them.

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