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On the Record: Federal Funding Cuts Threaten 1/3 of WTVP Budget

On the Record: Federal Funding Cuts Threaten 1/3 of WTVP Budget

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Local PBS affiliate stations like WTVP are sounding the alarm for their future after the Trump administration formally requested Congress to claw back funding for the next two years. WTVP President and CEO Jenn Gordon joined "On the Record" and said the cuts will have a devastating impact on her station, which has just recovered from a financial situation of its own. "So we're looking at an impact of about a third of our a…See the Story

FEMA Will Be 'Strained' for Hurricane Season, Former Administrator Says

Hurricanes · Charlotte

FEMA Will Be 'Strained' for Hurricane Season, Former Administrator Says

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Former FEMA head Deanne Criswell said in an interview with Spectrum News there is some frustrating bureaucracy at the agency that could be changed.See the Story

Penny sales tax proposal for transit projects clears key hurdle in Mecklenburg County

Taxes · Mecklenburg County

Penny sales tax proposal for transit projects clears key hurdle in Mecklenburg County

Coverage: 2 sources

A key step forward has been made in Mecklenburg County’s efforts to get a penny sales tax increase on the ballot.See the Story

UNC Board of Trustees Approves 32 Delayed Tenure Appointments After Faculty Outcry

Coverage: 2 sources

After concerns over a lack of professors receiving tenure in 2025, the UNC Board of Trustees used a written ballot to confer tenure on more than two dozen employees.Professors · Chapel Hill See the Story

Hampered by the U.S.-China trade war, one of Durham's oldest Chinese restaurants closes its doors

After 35 years in operation, Neo-China in Durham closed its doors at the end of May. The family-owned Chinese restaurant struggled to keep up with rising operational costs, including the increased prices of imported Chinese goods that resulted from the high tariff earlier this spring.Trade War · North Carolina Read Article

NCDOT says Raleigh-to-Richmond rail line is on track despite federal freeze

In 2024, the Biden administration approved more than $1 billion for the S-Line, which will shorten travel time between the two state capitols and create faster service for trains serving Washington, D.C. and New York.Trains · North Carolina Read Article

ECU Health to Revitalize Martin General Hospital, Bring Back Medical Care - Washington Daily News

Coverage: 2 sources

Following a request for proposals on Feb. 13, to reestablish essential healthcare services at the former Martin General Hospital, Martin County has announced that ECU Health has been selected. Martin General Hospital, which served the county for more than 50 years, was closed nearly two years ago, when Williamston Hospital Corporation filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. “The process to get where we are has been long and extremely challenging,” said …Health Care · Martin County See the Story

Some North Carolina communities are getting EPA grants again

The Environmental Protection Agency announced the award to the town of North Wilkesboro Friday, one of 23 projects selected for brownfield cleanup in the southeast.EPA · North Wilkesboro Read Article

NC House passes fishing bill expanding flounder, red snapper seasons. What's next?

The General Assembly want to force a recreational fishing season for Southern flounder, which experts say is overfished and in danger of collapse.North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

After Months of Trying to Overturn NC Supreme Court Loss, GOP Candidate Finally Concedes

47% Left coverage: 113 sources

A Republican who narrowly lost a North Carolina Supreme Court election ended his challenge to the results Wednesday, clearing the way for the Democratic incumbent to be sworn in six months after she won the race. Republican Party · North Carolina See the Story

North Carolina court says stripping governor of election board appointments can go ahead for now

Coverage: 36 sources

A North Carolina appeals court ruled Wednesday that a law stripping the governor’s authority to appoint State Board of Elections members can take effect for now, even though trial judges struck it down as unconstitutional just last week.North Carolina Politics · North Carolina See the Story

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