Ripple Effects Feared From Potential EPA Downsizing
By Will Atwater NC Newsline As the Trump administration keeps pushing to change the focus of scientific research and roll back environmental regulations – moves that critics say favor industry over public health – members of North Carolina’s scientific and […]
Read MoreGovernment Support Doesn’t Necessarily Make People More Religious
By Brendan Szendro The Conversation The IRS will offer religious congregations more freedom to endorse political candidates without jeopardizing their tax-exempt status, the agency said in a July 2025 court filing. President Donald Trump has previously vowed to abolish the […]
Read MoreCan Homeownership Improve Health Outcomes?
CDC-The Universal Declaration of Human Rights recognizes “adequate housing” as a basic human right. Housing is among the most important social determinants of health. Homeownership is an essential pathway to economic security, social mobility, stability, generational wealth, and healthy life. […]
Read MoreSAU Secures Accreditation: Classes Start September 2, 2025
RALEIGH, NC– Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) announced Friday that it has successfully secured a preliminary injunction to maintain the university’s accreditation, ensuring that classes will begin on September 2, 2025, as scheduled, with SAU remaining a fully accredited institution. The injunction, filed […]
Read MoreGullah Geechee Elders Work To Preserve Sacred Songs
ST. HELENA ISLAND, S.C. (AP) – Minnie “Gracie” Gadson claps her hands and stomps her feet against the floorboards, lifting her voice in a song passed down from her enslaved ancestors who were forced to work the cotton and rice […]
Read MoreLocal Non-Profit’s Thrift Store Faces Closure, Issues Urgent Appeal for Community Support
By Ms. Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Hope Connection International, a local faith-based non-profit dedicated to empowering survivors of abuse and addiction, has issued an urgent appeal to the community after being forced to close the Déjà Vu Thrift and Hope […]
Read MoreFree Classroom Supplies for Wake County Teachers
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer North Carolina teachers often spend over $900 of their own money on classroom supplies. To help lighten that burden, WakeEd Partnership, an independent nonprofit working to improve public education, created Tools4Schools, a free classroom supply […]
Read MoreAI-Powered Private School Arrives In Charlotte & Raleigh
Carolina Public Press – Alpha School, an “AI-powered” private school, is preparing to make its mark on Charlotte and Raleigh this year. North Carolina is part of an expansion into five additional states this fall for the private school company, […]
Read MoreStates Scramble To Complete Renewable Energy Projects Before Tax Credits Expire
By Alex Brown NC Newsline The abrupt termination of tax credits for clean energy projects is perhaps the most drastic blow that President Donald Trump has struck in his campaign against wind and solar electricity. As states brace for the […]
Read MoreBoard of Education approves 5-year plan to make NC public schools ‘best in the nation’
NC Newsline – The North Carolina State Board of Education has approved a five-year strategic plan to make the state’s public schools the best in the nation by 2030. The ambitious plan sets targets across eight key areas for the […]
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