Gov. Roy Cooper called on the state legislature to expand Medicaid, fund education and address racial injustices in his annual “State of the State” address.
Many rivers, waterfalls, trails and roads are hazardous after Tropical Storm Fred. Here’s a list of closures.
A former state lawmaker from Franklin County on growing up in an infrastructure-starved town, and why Biden’s new infrastructure act makes a difference.
A Charlotte parent on racial equity in public school systems and the GOP’s bogus Critical Race Theory panic.
The nonprofit online university WGU North Carolina granted two “surprise” $10,000 scholarships last week to a healthcare worker from Durham and a teaching assistant from Siler City.
If a court-ordered plan to correct decades of educational inequality is the unstoppable force, then the NC General Assembly is the immovable object.
As survivors attempt to escape domestic violence over the holidays, requests for help from NC advocates have skyrocketed.
A diverse teaching staff can boost test scores and attendance for students of color. It can also be a matter of life or death.
By abandoning quarantine and contact tracing, Union County school leaders have put their children and staff in an impossible situation.
Inside Greene County’s use of federal and state COVID relief on summer camps, extended school days, and more.
