Durham named top college basketball city for fans, Chapel Hill ranked eighth
By: The Editorial Board March Madness is right around the corner, and plenty of fans across North Carolina are getting ready. The excitement around basketball
By: The Editorial Board March Madness is right around the corner, and plenty of fans across North Carolina are getting ready. The excitement around basketball

By: The Editorial Board Southern Living rolled out its yearly ranking for the best Southern Cities, Small Towns, Family Getaways, Resorts, State Parks, Scenic Drives,

A new study finds communities of color face the greatest increase in emergency room visits for flood-borne illnesses, showing the growing health risks and disproportionate

By: Michael McElroy This story originally published at Cardinal & Pine. The US House passed a bipartisan bill improving healthcare for veterans exposed to toxins.

A newly formed committee, created by House Speaker Tim Moore, is tasked with looking at ways to “reinvent K-12” schools in order to better meet
This story originally published at N.C. Policy Watch. Before a massive blaze erupted at the Weaver Fertilizer plant in late January, it was storing more

By: Sarah Ovaska This story originally published at Cardinal & Pine. The United States, and North Carolina, are continuing to see steady improvements in the

Last month, state Superintendent Catherine Truitt announced a 48-member parent advisory commission. The goal of the committee is to give parents the opportunity to share

This story originally published at N.C. Policy Watch. Patrick Woodie, president of the NC Rural Center, offered a robust endorsement of Medicaid expansion at a

The month of March marks the annually celebrated Women’s History Month — an observance of the incredible accomplishments of women who have fostered change, encouraged