Past Stories

Stein’s Medicaid Cuts Deadline Arrives as Legislative Gridlock Continues

The governor said North Carolina’s Medicaid program would begin cutting reimbursement rates to offset a $319 million shortfall.

Much has been made of the decline in registered Democrats. But who it’s benefiting is more complicated.

Writer Laura Carney lost her father in when she was just 25. In completing his unfinished “bucket list,” she reconnected with him—and herself.

The N.C. Court of Appeals has seemingly affirmed the exoneration of the men convicted of killing NBA star Chris Paul’s grandfather.

The town of Carrboro filed suit against Duke Energy last year, alleging the utility has promoted a decades-long climate deception campaign.

WRAL confronts a precarious future as locally owned television stations deal with declining viewership and advertising revenue.

A ProPublica and Assembly analysis found households that got the most Helene aid had higher incomes.

Are you still rebuilding after Hurricane Helene? We want to hear from you.

A Swannanoa resident describes how he rescued neighbors via kayak after Hurricane Helene flooded their community.

North Carolina’s governor reflects on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene and what lies ahead for the region.