My Spin: North Carolina’s biggest threat

While hurricanes, floods, and political upheavals threaten the state, a new perspective contends that North Carolina’s biggest danger lies elsewhere. This opinion piece argues that the most pressing threat remains undisclosed but far more significant than these commonly expected challenges.

My Spin: North Carolina’s biggest threat

Audit finds NC behind on inspecting old dumps, landfills for hazards, including these in Iredell

North Carolina faces new scrutiny over its lack of inspections of old landfills and dumps. A recent audit suggests these sites could contain dangerous materials, posing a potential risk to communities—particularly in Iredell County.

Jack Karns: Pharmacist shortage a chronic problem

Pharmacies nationwide are contending with a persistent shortage of licensed pharmacists, including in North Carolina. Recent figures project around 14,000 pharmacist job openings each year, raising concerns about patient access and the sustainability of health services.

Jack Karns: Pharmacist shortage a chronic problem

Dangerous heat continues through the holiday weekend for central NC

Central North Carolina faces an unusually intense heat wave this Fourth of July weekend, possibly shattering previous records. Humidity levels could make temperatures feel as high as 110°F, heightening concerns for outdoor celebrations.

Court closes final legal chapter in woman’s 24-year disappearance

A North Carolina woman who vanished after a Christmas shopping trip in Martinsville 24 years ago remains missing, but a court has dismissed a DWI charge that had lingered since before her disappearance. This final legal action closes one chapter in a multi-decade mystery that still leaves many unanswered questions.

Court closes final legal chapter in woman’s 24-year disappearance

Diplomatic program ‘Conexiones’ promotes bilingualism among North Carolina students

Around 510 public school students came together at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) on March 5 to celebrate “Conexiones” (or “Connections for Diplomatic Action”). Now in its fourth year, this program continues to champion bilingualism and multicultural engagement among young learners.

Diplomatic program ‘Conexiones’ promotes bilingualism among North Carolina students

Everything From Baye Ndongo and Kowacie Reeves After Loss To No.16 North Carolina

Georgia Tech confronted the tough challenge of facing No. 16 North Carolina. Though full details remain behind a paywall, the Yellow Jackets’ Baye Ndongo and Kowacie Reeves shared their thoughts on the game and what the loss means for the team moving forward.

Everything From Baye Ndongo and Kowacie Reeves After Loss To No.16 North Carolina

More children test positive for measles in North Carolina

Health officials in North Carolina are reporting a rise in measles cases among children. The Department of Health and Human Services recommends vaccination for all unvaccinated individuals aged one year and older to help contain the spread.

More children test positive for measles in North Carolina

Richey May North Carolina recognizes employees for longevity with firm

Richey May North Carolina recently honored its long-serving employees, presenting each with an engraved clock or acrylic piece and a Visa gift card. This initiative shines a light on how the firm values dedication, reflecting a broader trend of appreciation in workplace culture.

Richey May North Carolina recognizes employees for longevity with firm

Where was the plane that crashed in Statesville, North Carolina, planning to go?

A plane that crashed in Statesville, North Carolina, was scheduled to head to Sarasota, Florida, and then continue to the Bahamas, according to flight data. While details remain limited, the published flight plan sheds light on how far the aircraft was meant to travel before tragedy struck.

Where was the plane that crashed in Statesville, North Carolina, planning to go?