OPINION: Transgender Women Need the Support of Fellow Women
Historian Pamela Grundy draws a throughline through history to how transgender women serve as political targets to the right are today.
5 Things to Know: Gov. Cooper Vetoes Power Grab Bill
Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed SB 382, the so-called Disaster Relief Bill that includes a number of measures stripping incoming Democrats of power.
Unlock the Best Black Friday Deals Without Breaking the Bank
Learn how to shop like a pro this Black Friday with smart strategies and tips to snag the best deals while avoiding overspending.
When is the best time to visit North Carolina? Find out here!
Learn the best time to visit North Carolina to maximize your experience. Click here for seasonal tips and travel advice!
Ravens dominate as Tampa Bay is decimated with injuries
The Baltimore Ravens extended their winning streak to five games, overwhelming the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 41-31 Monday night.
What the campaign feels like in North Carolina
At the moment, however, North Carolina is looking like a photo finish. The FiveThirtyEight polling average puts Trump ahead by a mere 0.7 percentage points. That’s a big problem for his campaign, since a loss there would blow a gaping hole in Trump’s electoral strategy.
Atrium, Novant compete for PET scanner: 7 things to know
Discover the latest developments in healthcare technology as two North Carolina health systems compete for a 3D body scanner, with potential benefits for cance
Buttigieg to visit western NC Thursday with Cooper
Gov. Roy Cooper and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will tour areas hit hard by Helene to ensure mountain communities are getting the support they need.
Statewide Outage Leaves Charlotte Residents Frustrated And Waiting On NCDMV
A system outage slowed what some feel is an already slow system. Charlotte residents are frustrated with long DMV wait times and want a change.
Why are Charlotte’s social scenes so segregated?
From running groups to book clubs, Charlotte's social groups seem to be for one race or another. We want to know why.
Green, Morrow battle for state superintendent
Mo Green touts his experience in public education as foundational in preparing him to hold the office of state superintendent and the basis for his vision to improve the public school system.
16-Year-Old To Be Charged In Fatal Ashe County Crash
Charges are pending against a 16-year-old in connection to a fatal collision in Ashe County on Wednesday morning.
Charlotte Braces for Frost, Residents Advised to Protect Plants as Temperatures Drop Overnight
A frost advisory is issued for Charlotte from 2 AM to 10 AM EDT, with potential plant damage due to expected low temperatures.
Voters in western North Carolina will go to the polls amidst recovery from Helene
Elections officials in western North Carolina originally planned to open 80 early voting sites for the general election, storm damage from Helene and road closures have reduced that number to 76.
Can we declare hurricane season over for Houston and Texas? Here's what history tells us
The Gulf of Mexico has had a historic season, from tropical storms Alberto and Chris to hurricanes Beryl, Debby, Francine, Helene and Milton.
Not just a women's issue: More men speaking out, and voting on, abortion in 2024
Reproductive rights have been a powerful motivator – and an electoral weapon for Democrats – since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, ending a decades-long constitutional right to abortion. The issue has clearly resonated among groups of incensed women, including some disaffected Republicans .
Concert For Carolina Adds Veeps Livestream; The Avett Brothers, Scotty McCreery & More Join Lineup
Due to overwhelming demand, Luke Combs, Eric Church, Billy Strings, and James Taylor have partnered with Veeps to livestream “Concert for Carolina” on Saturday, October 26. The live stream was added t
Bananas are in danger of going extinct, but there could be a solution
Chiquita is working on a solution that would keep bananas around but experts say it could potentially alter their taste and texture.
First flu-related death reported in North Carolina; vaccinations available to prevent sickness
Vaccinations are available at pharmacies, private medical offices, some federally qualified healthcare centers and local health departments.
‘Just mayhem.’ Working to reopen national forests after Helene
U.S. Forest Service and conservation groups work to shore up and reopen national forests and assist nearby N.C. communities after Helene.
Mecklenburg commissioners approve renaming of building to honor county’s first Black program administrator
Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners approves renaming of Wallace H. Kuralt Center to Catherine M. Wilson Center.
Rising’s Joe Duncan Gets Down To The Afrobeat At NC Dance District
Afrobeat  is a West African music genre.It fuses influences from Nigerianand Ghanaian music, with American funk, jazz, and soul influences.
How to vote in North Carolina in 2024. Election Day is Nov. 5, early voting starts Oct. 17
WUNC is providing helpful information about what you need to vote, and the location of your early voting or precinct polling sites.
Mark Robinson sues CNN, porn store employee as 2024 NC Gov. race nears finish line
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has filed a defamation lawsuit against CNN and a former porn store employee over recent news reports, although his legal claims don't include new evidence to prove that pro-slavery,
Fact Check: Trump claims Gov. Cooper blocked Helene aid to western North Carolina
Former President Donald Trump has accused Gov. Roy Cooper of blocking aid to victims of Helene in western North Carolina. Paul Specht of WRAL joins Morning Edition host Marshall Terry to discuss.
Well-Kept 1991 Geo Metro LSi Convertible Up For Sale In Charlotte: Video
That’s exactly what we have here for your consideration: a 1991 Geo Metro LSi convertible for sale in Charlotte, North Carolina. The asking price is $9,995, which is the same as its original MSRP with the $255 destination charge, giving it a zero-percent ...
Down-Ballot Races You Should Be Paying Attention To This Election Season
A look at some of the less publicized races on North Carolina's ballots this election season that deserve your attention.
Charlotte is (almost) the Work from Home Queen of the United States
The American Community Survey found only one U.S. city with a greater share of people working from home in 2023.
First Mountain Snow Of The Season Arrives Tuesday
The first average measurable snowfall in Charlotte is January 9th. However, Charlotte has not seen measurable snow since January 29, 2022. Nearly 1,000 days ago!
Team Penske’s Joey Logano Pulled Back Into NASCAR Playoffs
Just when Joey Logano of Team Penske thought he was out, NASCAR pulled him back into the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs after Alex Bowman's Chevrolet was disqualified.
Charlotte City Council recommends private company build I-77 toll lanes to SC
The NCDOT said their agency does not have enough money to build the toll project from Uptown to the South Carolina border.
Charlotte City Council votes to support tolls on I-77 South expansion
The Charlotte City Council voted unanimously Monday night to support a state plan to partner with a private company to build and manage express toll lanes on Interstate 77 from uptown to the South Carolina state line. WFAE’s Steve Harrison has this report.
‘Life-saving’: Doctors search for options amid IV fluid shortage after Hurricane Helene
Hospitals are rationing the IV fluid bags and in some cases, doctors are giving people Gatorade or water instead of IVs.
How one Charlotte chef is feeding western North Carolina
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte volunteers are seeking solutions for western North Carolina residents impacted by Hurricane Helene. There are countless fundraisers and efforts and now an influential chef is feeding servicemen and servicewomen in the mountains.
Man given life sentence for 1993 Charlotte rape will be released on parole
Clements is one of several people sentenced to life before October 1994 who now have a chance to request parole due to changes in sentencing guidelines.
Residents In Western North Carolina Can Apply For Help Buying Food Following Hurricane Helene
Residents in 25 western counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians impacted by Hurricane Helene can apply for help buying food through the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) which will begin on October 18th.