The Trump administration’s aggressive deportation tactics have flipped campaign strategies and refocused candidacies. “Everything changed,” one candidate said.
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Posted inHigher Education
UNC-CH Drops ‘Library’ From Merged School’s Name
Leaders from the existing schools said the “values” that libraries represent will remain a key tenet.
Posted inElections
Outside Money Flows into 4th Congressional District Primary, Again
In the race between U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee and Nida Allam, outside PACs have spent more than $1 million, mostly benefiting the challenger in an election dominated by the issue of campaign finance.
Posted inSports
Wrestling With the Future
Stephanie Diaz Mendoza is a reigning state champion in the growing sport of girls’ wrestling. Her prospects on the mat depend on that momentum continuing.
Posted inHealth
Healing Rural N.C., One Doctor At a Time
There aren’t enough physicians to treat the nearly 3 million people who live in rural communities. Can this program help?
Posted inPolitics & Government
The Morrow You Know
Michele Morrow is betting the name recognition she earned in 2024 will help her win a U.S. Senate seat. But is all publicity good publicity?
Posted inFood & Drink
Keeping the Fire Alive
Black-owned barbecue restaurants have continued the whole-hog tradition and anchored their communities. There aren’t many left.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Democrats Are Trying to Court Rural America, Once Again
Democrats readily admit their reputation is poor in rural America. Will this time be different?
Posted inCourts & Justice
Court of Appeals Hears Junior Chandler Case
Prosecutors argued that his conviction on child sexual abuse charges should be upheld, despite a judge finding favorable evidence was withheld.
Posted inEnvironment
Judge Upholds State Limits on 1,4-Dioxane Pollution in Utility Wastewater
The chemical, used in solvents, degreasers and some consumer products, is a likely carcinogen.
