N.C. cities take on climate crisis
DURHAM, N.C. — On any given day, North Carolina’s fourth largest city is tackling climate change on multiple fronts. What You Need To Know Officials…
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Raleigh considers legalizing tiny houses
WAKE COUNTY, N.C. — A tiny house owner and advocate said Raleigh’s proposed tiny house ordinance is a good start but leaves a lot of…
Relationships in the balance as lawmakers redraw boundaries
MEBANE, N.C. – The mayor of this city said new legislative districts mean he’ll have to build relationships with state lawmakers all over again. What…
Native American tradition returns to Dix Park
RALEIGH, N.C. – The organizer of North Carolina’s first inter-tribal powwow in generations said the project is a personal mission for him. What You Need…
N.C. solar industry looks ahead after energy bill signed
PERSON COUNTY, N.C. – The CEO of a North Carolina solar company said she expects major growth in demand due to the state’s new energy…
Four vie for leadership of Lumbee Tribe
ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. — The issue of federal recognition is one of the biggest questions Lumbee voters face as they pick their next leader. …
Lumbee Tribe prepares to choose next leader
ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. – If you ask each of the candidates in this race their top issues, virtually all point to elder care and drug…
State budget impasse hamstrings city projects
SANFORD, N.C. – A man who has been homeless twice said even a state grant for the local shelter won’t begin to meet the area’s…
The power of division in North Carolina’s “swingiest” county
NASH COUNTY, N.C. – This county’s top-ranking official said he credits a string of policy wins to its close political divisions. What You Need…
US, NC COVID death tolls surpass those of 1918 flu pandemic
PEMBROKE, N.C. – A man who lost his father to COVID-19 last year said he misses their conversations most of all. What you need…