In this episode, Jennie and her family take a day trip to Daniel Stowe Conservatory in North Carolina and talk about ideas to help your neurodivergent child easily transition back into school.
Bill McKibben's forthcoming book “Here Comes the Sun,” lays out the case for solar power, an industry set to boom in North Carolina until President Donald Trump’s policies cut funding and momentum.
US Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) on Sunday visited Asheville as part of his “Fight Oligarchy” tour, and spoke out against the powerful elite that have taken charge of the nation.
How much does it cost to have a baby in North Carolina? The answer: a lot.
Let’s explore the Fairy Trail at Bullington Gardens and talk about what it means to “meet children where they are.”
A Charlotte mom is speaking out about how the family was treated by agents from the US Department of Homeland Security and her daughter's detention.
State Rep. Carla Cunningham (Mecklenburg Co.) is the only Democrat who voted to override Gov. Josh Stein’s veto of a bill that forces sheriffs to cooperate with ICE. Because of her vote, the bill passed.
In this episode, Jennie and her family visit Cove Creek Falls in Brevard and talk about autism.
In an interview with Cardinal & Pine, Allison’s mom, Keily Chinchilla of Charlotte, recalled the moment Allison found out that she was going to be taken to Georgia by ICE.
Former Governor Roy Cooper officially announced his candidacy for the US Senate on Monday, ending months of speculation that he would run for the seat currently held by retiring Sen. Thom Tillis.
On Saturday, in a speech at the North Carolina Democratic Party’s Unity Dinner in Raleigh, Cooper highlighted his frustration with congressional Republicans’ growing attacks on the middle class.
“For too many Americans, the middle class feels like a distant dream. Meanwhile, the biggest corporations and the richest Americans have grabbed obscene wealth at the expense of everyday working people,” Cooper told the crowd.
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