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The two-week program will teach educators about the massacre’s significance in both North Carolina’s and the United States’ history.
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An effort to order manufacturers of "forever chemicals" to help North Carolina public water systems pay for upgrades to remove contaminants that a company discharged has been renewed in the General Assembly.
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The Environmental Protection Agency says it reversed its decision because Chemours provided inaccurate information to the Netherlands' government about the volume of materials being shipped. This development comes a week after letters from the United Nations accusing Chemours of violating human rights were made public.
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The program will train ESL teachers on how to effectively teach English and mitigate the effects of trauma. UNC-Wilmington is partnering with a local Kyiv university.
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For 2023 municipal elections, WHQR's Kelly Kenoyer asked Wilmington citizens what issues they think City Council should focus on.
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A program is funded by federal dollars and housed in Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration has finished only 1,163 projects so far, even though it's been nearly five years since Hurricane Florence.
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Gov. Roy Cooper is urging the constituents of four state GOP lawmakers to demand they uphold abortion access.
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A historical seafood traveling exhibit is coming out next year about the role Black people play in NC’s seafood industry.
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A vehicle crashed inside a terminal at the Wilmington International Airport in North Carolina, but no one was injured, officials said.