A new movement wants to establish that the Haw River has its own independent, inalienable rights. It’s a long shot, but organizers hope it can change the framing of environmental protection.
Posted inBooks
How Carolina Basketball Won Me Back
A new book, Together, tells the story of a team everybody counted out, and how they turned it around.
Posted inHealth
A Radical Way To Think About Health
North Carolina is piloting an ambitious, $650-million Medicaid program to address the social factors that contribute to participants’ health.
Posted inSports
Moneyball Comes To ACC Football
The rise of two super-conferences means teams will have to win while getting seriously outspent—as App State has for years.
Posted inPolitics
A Budd-Beasley Debrief
We talked to the campaign managers for both Ted Budd and Cheri Beasley about their takeaways from the election.
Posted inPlace
An Astronaut’s Long Ride Home
Bill McArthur rose from a farm in Robeson County to the International Space Station. Now he rides with a different crew.
Posted inPolitics
The Gospel According to Mark Robinson
The lieutenant governor has spent many of his Sundays giving thunderous speeches in churches.
Posted inBusiness
Boom or Bust
Boom Supersonic could make North Carolina not just first in flight, but fastest. Yet experts question whether the startup’s supersonic jetliner will ever take off.
Posted inElections
What To Watch On Election Day 2022
We asked some smart folks what they’re watching as we await Election Day 2022 results in North Carolina.
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Protected: The Assembly: E-Edition for October 2022
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