A former ABC11 reporter's new book explains why the rate of Black doctors hasn't changed in 100 years and traces it back to an obscure building in Raleigh.
The school was one of three elementary schools under review as district leaders confront shrinking student numbers.
The groups sued over a federal rule limiting student loan borrowing for some graduate degree programs that impact healthcare professionals.
A school the state labels as "low performing" is showing academic growth that school leaders say tells a very different story.
The board discussed raising the cost of both breakfast and lunch by 25 cents to help offset rising food expenses and prevent future budget shortfalls.
The EPA has not yet determined the timing of the building's demolition.