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Durham, Winston-Salem, and Charlotte have all ended contracts for the controversial gunshot detection technology.

How Destin Hall, the youngest speaker in 200 years and the first new Republican leader in a decade, might shape the GOP agenda.  

Okra seeds yield a liquid comparable to a fine extra-virgin olive oil, but the plant hasn’t yet made it to big-time commercial production.

Damage from Hurricane Helene has put the upcoming tourist season in question for Hot Springs. 

NC’s legislature has increased funding to crisis pregnancy centers, with little oversight. Plus, the Supreme Court race won’t end.

Four former governors offer advice to Josh Stein. Plus, what else is in the hurricane relief package.

If you want to get a jump on the people and policies shaping North Carolina this year, look no further than some our past reporting.

These are The Assembly stories that made the biggest waves this year, from beach shades to porn shop allegations to mushroom tourism.

View This Email In Your Browser At The Assembly, we are lucky to work with a number of photographers around the state. Their eye for detail and ability to capture just the right moment is unmatched–and really makes our stories come to life. Here are some of our favorite images from this year. 2024 in […]