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This year's winners of the Regional Edward R. Murrow awards were announced today and WUNC is proud to have won nine of the 16 awards. Murrow awards are presented to news organizations who demonstrate the spirit of excellence that Murrow set as a standard for the profession of broadcast and digital journalism.

Late last night, the White House issued an executive order directing all federal agencies and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) to cease both direct and indirect funding to NPR and PBS. This move does not immediately eliminate all public media funding — but it sets in motion a significant shift that could impact every local station in the country, including WUNC.

WUNC to lead North Carolina Newsroom, offers localized stories from the Legislative Building.

In 2024, stories took our reporters and photographers all over the state, from political rallies in Greensboro to a barrier island near Morehead City and to an iconic golf course in Pinehurst. These are the Photos of the Year from WUNC.

In 2024, the stories that consumed many North Carolinians were related to a polarizing election and a devastating hurricane.

Hosted and moderated by John Donvan, this unique show seeks to foster open and civil discourse on some of the biggest topics and issues facing us. Here's how the show describes itself.

Price’s story – "Alive Day" – published on Oct. 18, 2023, won in the Feature Reporting category in the Large Market Radio division.

Listeners will hear a difference on Fridays when 1A broadcasts their Friday news roundup shows.

Special programs commemorating Black History Month are coming to WUNC. "Left, Right & Center" to replace "Our Body Politic" on WUNC's program schedule.

2023 was another year where North Carolinians grappled with change, growth, and big events across politics, education, culture, sports and more. At WUNC, we tried to dig deeper into the stories that mattered the most to our audiences.