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PFAS and 1,4-dioxane silently move through Haw River as North Carolina weighs new limits

PFAS and 1,4-dioxane silently move through Haw River as North Carolina weighs new limits

Conservationists Fight to Protect North Carolina’s Venus Flytraps

Conservationists Fight to Protect North Carolina’s Venus Flytraps

$500,000 bond set for North Carolina man facing sex crime charges

$500,000 bond set for North Carolina man facing sex crime charges

A 4-Megaton Hydrogen Bomb Almost Detonated Over Goldsboro, North Carolina — 250 Times More Powerful Than the Hiroshima Bomb

A 4-Megaton Hydrogen Bomb Almost Detonated Over Goldsboro, North Carolina — 250 Times More Powerful Than the Hiroshima Bomb

East Tennessee-based hemp company moving to North Carolina files WARN notice ahead of THCA sales ban taking full effect

East Tennessee-based hemp company moving to North Carolina files WARN notice ahead of THCA sales ban taking full effect

Report Calls for More License Plate Scanners in North Carolina

Report Calls for More License Plate Scanners in North Carolina

The Tennessee Valley Authority Produced a Booklet Downplaying Coal Ash Risks. Top Researchers Call it ‘Dishonest.’ 

The Tennessee Valley Authority Produced a Booklet Downplaying Coal Ash Risks. Top Researchers Call it ‘Dishonest.’ 

Coffee Break: Scientists and the Growth Economy, Sternly Worded Letters, Scientist Runs Afoul of RFKJr, Timothy Snyder with the Editor of Science, and Wither Food

Coffee Break: Scientists and the Growth Economy, Sternly Worded Letters, Scientist Runs Afoul of RFKJr, Timothy Snyder with the Editor of Science, and Wither Food

North Carolina teacher's killing reignites scrutiny of Roy Cooper's criminal justice record in Senate race

North Carolina teacher's killing reignites scrutiny of Roy Cooper's criminal justice record in Senate race

N.C. Coastal Resources Commission Science Panel to meet May 27

N.C. Coastal Resources Commission Science Panel to meet May 27

Survey:  deep wave of economic anxiety spreading across rural North Carolina

Survey: deep wave of economic anxiety spreading across rural North Carolina

Five red wolf pups born at North Carolina science center

Five red wolf pups born at North Carolina science center

First crypto, now data centers: How tech is reshaping this North Carolina community

First crypto, now data centers: How tech is reshaping this North Carolina community

PPG’s Yaqi Wo awarded 2026 Woman of Distinction in Science by Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania

PPG’s Yaqi Wo awarded 2026 Woman of Distinction in Science by Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania

North Carolina residents worry about rate hikes to power AI data centers

North Carolina residents worry about rate hikes to power AI data centers

North Carolina Legislative Update: Three New Bills That Could Impact HOAs

North Carolina Legislative Update: Three New Bills That Could Impact HOAs

Ocean Outdoor enters third year of Pinwheel partnership to build on strong science-based environmental impacts

Ocean Outdoor enters third year of Pinwheel partnership to build on strong science-based environmental impacts

Scientists crack Bermuda mystery after discovering structure hidden beneath island

Scientists crack Bermuda mystery after discovering structure hidden beneath island

Scientists develop a superior diagnostic tool to spot hidden gene fusions in pediatric cancer

Scientists develop a superior diagnostic tool to spot hidden gene fusions in pediatric cancer

New report shows North Carolina students improving in math but falling behind in reading

New report shows North Carolina students improving in math but falling behind in reading

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