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Gray Byrd had submitted a speech responding to the prompt "striving to excel" — part of the school motto — that included the line "transgender people are facing new levels of violence each day, and the voices of transgender children are being overlooked." -
A new report finds about 90% of Opportunity Scholarship recipients this school year already attended a private school before the program was expanded so even wealthy families could apply. -
The Durham Association of Educators celebrated a major victory when their school board revised a policy to give educators more input in district decisions. -
A public hearing held at the airport in January featured more than 40 speakers, all of whom lambasted the proposed development. -
Vance County’s Department of Social Services has been under investigation since last year for violating the safety of children and their families within the welfare system. -
A Jan. 23, 2025 memo from President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Interior to fast-track federal recognition within 90 days. -
How much of the VA's budget savings will go to patient care? Collins says it's 'up to the President'VA Secretary Doug Collins is aiming for a 15 percent cut in the agency's workforce, even as it's serving a growing population of veterans. -
Thousands of North Carolina teens are getting a head start on college by taking community college classes in high school at no cost to them. -
The bill would let schools start up to a week earlier than current law allows. But school boards say that's only possible with a shorter school year and longer school day. -
Thousands gathered Saturday on Raleigh Bicentennial Plaza across from the North Carolina General Assembly to protest the Trump Administration and presidential adviser Elon Musk.
