What to make of the outcome of a key Racial Justice Act case. Plus, the latest in the legal wrangling of the state Supreme Court.
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Extended Stay
Constant updates have sowed confusion among the 6,000 people still in FEMA-funded hotels from Hurricane Helene.
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All Aboard the Hot Mess Express
What began as a small group of Triad women cleaning strangers’ homes for free has become a national movement.
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The Dive: North Carolina’s Airport Towers Are Understaffed
North Carolina’s airports are understaffed, like the rest of the nation. Plus, a recent court ruling means a lawsuit from student victims can move forward.
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The Quad: Duke’s Surprise China PR Trip
Duke students feel like they unwittingly joined a Chinese PR campaign. Plus, UNC System lobbying and immigration responses.
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No Such Thing as a Free Trip to China
Dozens of Duke students signed up for a free trip to China. Even the university was surprised by what happened.
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The Docket: Mark Robinson Drops CNN Suit
The former lieutenant governor conceded that “continuing to pursue retribution from CNN is a futile effort.”
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The Thread: A New Face and Looming Challenge for City Council
Greensboro City Council voted to name Jamilla Pinder to fill the term of the late Yvonne Johnson. Plus, residents experiencing homelessness hits pre-pandemic levels.
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Who Inspects the Inspectors?
Why most counties aren’t doing all required restaurant inspections. Plus, Mark Robinson drops his CNN suit.
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Why Two Moms Took on Jesse Helms
Eloise Vaughn and Patsy Clarke, who joined forces to advocate for gay acceptance, died a month apart.