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Report: Minorities Make up NC Prison Population Majority
A new study of incarceration trends shows people who are Black or Native American make up more than half of North Carolina’s prison population.
Expert Offers Tips to Manage College Costs, Student-Loan Debt in NC
As student loan payments resume after a three-year halt, experts offer advice on pursuing higher education without accumulating unnecessary debt.
NC Advocates Push for End to Juvenile Life Sentences
More than half of U.S. states have already banned life sentences without the possibility of parole for juveniles. North Carolina isn’t one of them – yet.
NC Schools Look to Engage Adult Learners to Improve Workforce
Universities in North Carolina are leaning on adult learners to address workforce gaps in the state, specifically in the shortage of teachers and nurses.
Former Wake County Superintendent Appointed to State Board of Education
Gov. Roy Cooper on Monday appointed former Wake County Superintendent Catty Moore to an at large seat on the State Board of Education.
Leaving Leaves: A Green Alternative to Raking NC Yards
As fall approaches, North Carolinians are gearing up for their annual task of raking leaves.
NC Dentist Highlights Need to Address Health Risks of Bleeding Gums
Bleeding gums may seem like a minor annoyance, but experts warn they could indicate underlying health problems, which should not be taken lightly
NC Businesses Leverage Inflation Reduction Act for Greener Future
As more companies embrace sustainable practices, businesses in North Carolina are leading the charge through innovative initiatives with funds from the Inflation Reduction Act.
Advocates Bring Attention to Racism Rooted in Farming Across NC
Advocates are drawing attention to systemic racism in farming across North Carolina and the nation.