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  • Roy Cooper officially enters US Senate race

    July 28, 2025

    Cooper officially announced his candidacy for North Carolina’s US Senate seat in 2026.  He hasn’t lost an election since entering politics in 1986.

    Roy Cooper officially enters US Senate race
  • Opinion: Thousands painstakingly wait for disability services in NC. Will this be the year they’re seen?

    March 31, 2025

    Governor Josh Stein recently released his proposed state budget, and for thousands of North Carolina families caring for a loved one with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD), it represents a step forward.

    Opinion: Thousands painstakingly wait for disability services in NC. Will this be the year they’re seen?
  • In Durham, immigrant advocates condemn ICE presence at courthouse

    July 24, 2025

    “From what we know, ICE came to try to detain someone before they could have a first appearance in court,” an organizer with Siembra NC said in Durham.

    In Durham, immigrant advocates condemn ICE presence at courthouse
  • The 5 NC billionaires who call Research Triangle Park home

    February 12, 2024

    Five notable billionaires reside in NC’s Research Triangle Park, an area that includes Chapel Hill, Durham, and Raleigh. Do you know them and what they do?

    The 5 NC billionaires who call Research Triangle Park home
  • Inside ‘the culture war’: An ideological battle on college campuses

    March 19, 2024

    Following conservative commentator Candace Owens’ March 6 visit to UNC, student journalists dig into how college campuses tackle the “culture wars.”

    Inside ‘the culture war’: An ideological battle on college campuses
  • ICE deported two Durham kids and their parents after routine check-in, Siembra NC says

    April 10, 2026

    “This family was lured into the check-in office under a false pretense of safety, and they were ripped away from their lives, from their school, and deported in about 48 hours,” Siembra said. 

    ICE deported two Durham kids and their parents after routine check-in, Siembra NC says
  • Op-Ed: Private School Vouchers Violate NC’s ‘Moral Obligation’ to Provide Public Education

    June 26, 2023

    The head of the state’s education association says proposed legislation would benefit wealthy families but do nothing to address urgent issues in public schools. 

    Op-Ed: Private School Vouchers Violate NC’s ‘Moral Obligation’ to Provide Public Education
  • ICE is deporting immigrants who show up for hearings. A lawsuit aims to stop that.

    July 17, 2025

    As the White House aims to achieve its goals of deporting 1 million immigrants by the end of the year, immigrants showing up to court appearances have been arrested or detained by ICE.

    ICE is deporting immigrants who show up for hearings. A lawsuit aims to stop that.
  • Opinion: School voucher expansion poses a unique threat to rural communities

    April 23, 2024

    The promise of North Carolina’s private school vouchers almost sounds reasonable at first blush. The very name of the program — Opportunity Scholarships — reflects the theory that providing low-income families with money for private school tuition could open up new possibilities for students who are stuck in overwhelmed public schools.

    Opinion: School voucher expansion poses a unique threat to rural communities
  • Doctors dismissed a Black physician’s postpartum heart attack as heartburn. Now she’s helping other women push back.

    June 10, 2024

    Dr. Jonisha Brown founded BirthRight to empower Black pregnant women to speak up when doctors seem to ignore their concerns.

    Doctors dismissed a Black physician’s postpartum heart attack as heartburn. Now she’s helping other women push back.
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