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A journalist talks about using reporting skills to manage difficult emotions and help others get unstuck.

Republican National Committee chair Michael Whatley and former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announce their bids for the U.S. Senate, while the state legislature overrides several of the current governor's vetoes. Plus, a tourism update from western North Carolina, on this week's NC News Roundup.

A recovery court plan was going forward in Wilkes County before federal funding was cut this year. Plus, hunting for shark teeth on the Carolina coast.

If there are two things you can count on this time of year – it's baseball and the heat. Leoneda Inge talks with Durham Bulls Interim General Manager Chrystal Rowe about how athletes and fans are beating the heat this summer. And the journey to get the movie, “Bull Durham,” from the big screen, to a book, and now a musical!

Leoneda Inge talks to Duke University's Heat Policy Innovation Hub director Ashley Ward. Jeff Tiberii talks to NC State entomologist Clyde Sorenson. Chefs Melanie Wilkerson and Sicily Sierra discuss their move to Durham and their Southern influences.

Jeff Tiberii talks with a Chapelboro reporter about the impact of Chantal on local businesses in Chapel Hill. Leoneda Inge chats with a Durham home chef about sharing her culinary traditions on PBS's "The Great American Recipe." And a sports writer explores North Carolina's big role in the growth of lacrosse.

Bisexual folks make up the highest portion of people who identify as LGBTQ+. What are the challenges of having a sexuality that falls between distinct, prescribed categories?

Plus, what recovery from flooding in Central N.C. looks like, why the state Attorney General is suing the U.S. Department of Education, NIH layoffs in the Triangle are now officially official. And more from our panel of reporters and guest host Will Michaels.

Eighteen million Americans have been diagnosed with long COVID. One couple shares their experience navigating the condition’s many symptoms and its emotional toll — together.

Plus, Triangle-based soul, rock and blues band The Phoebes have made their mark in North Carolina and beyond in just four years.