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Dr. Damon Tweedy discusses his choice to enter the field of psychiatry, despite its stigma within the medical industry. He sits down with co-host Leoneda Inge to discuss his new book, Facing the Unseen: The Struggle to Center Mental Health in Medicine.

ProPublica has identified 39 likely “segregation academies” are still operating in North Carolina and that have gotten school voucher money. More than half of those have student bodies that are at least 85 percent white.

The North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA) says 54,000 Opportunity Scholarships have been offered to families

School vouchers allow state taxpayer money to ‘follow the student’ to private schools. Depending on your opinion, that might be a win or loss for students.

The UNC Tar Heels beat Wake Forest's Demon Deacons 1-0 to earn the NCAA women's soccer national title. News & Observer contributing writer Shelby Swanson talks about Olivia Thomas' game-winning goal.

Ryan Emanuel is a member of the Lumbee Tribe and a professor of hydrology at Duke University. He talks with Jeff Tiberii about his book, On the Swamp, in a wide-ranging and also personal conversation about land and water in what is now eastern North Carolina.

A diverse cast brings Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol to light at the Walltown Children's Theatre in Durham, N.C.

A major development in the world of sports. Bill Belichick, considered by many close football observers as the greatest NFL coach ever, is coming to Chapel Hill.

Leoneda Inge speaks to U.S. Global Music Ambassador and acclaimed mezzo soprano Denyce Graves about her career and the pioneering legacy of Mary Cardwell Dawson.

Reporter Jane Winik Sartwell talks about Helene's toll on crops, farms, and farmers in North Carolina.