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While NC is an unlikely target for more gerrymandering before the 2026elections, the state’s redistricting battles helped set it in motion.
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Sound Rivers had alleged that Mungo Homes was polluting a pair of tributaries to Lick Creek in Southeast Durham while building a 216-acre development.
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PBS North Carolina has begun laying off employees this week in response to the elimination of federal funding for public media.
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Two brothers have pleaded guilty to charges related to the killing of a North Carolina sheriff's deputy in 2022. Alder Marin-Sotelo pleaded guilty on Tuesday to first-degree murder, while his brother Arturo Marin-Sotelo pleaded guilty to being an accessory.
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Former North Carolina congressman Wiley Nickel has announced his candidacy for Wake County district attorney. Nickel was elected to the U.S. House in 2022 but didn't seek a second term due to redistricting.
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Learn about who is running for Durham Mayor and city council.
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The historic community landmark was damaged beyond repair during Hurricane Helene. A federal grant will fund a full replacement.
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Drummer and producer Kassa Overall chats with WUNC music reporter Brian Burns about his new album "Cream."
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The U.S. government urgently is trying to develop a homegrown American supply chain of rare earths — especially for military use.
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Elon University and Queens University of Charlotte announced Tuesday that they will merge ahead of next school year.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that a North Carolina law making it a crime for felony offenders to vote before completing their punishments without knowing they were breaking the law is unconstitutional.
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By January, a new state law will require NC school districts to restrict students’ cell phone use. Some schools were already trying similar policies, and students say they're less distracted in class.