Feb 23, 2022
Many of you probably know the politics of Attorney General Josh Stein from his time in this office and the state legislature.
There’s more to him than that. Did you know he played minor league soccer and taught in Zimbabwe? Or that his dad helped create the first integrated law firm in North Carolina?
We’ll talk...
Feb 16, 2022
Is our education system outdated by more than a century? Are we doing enough to prepare our kids for future jobs and providing enough skilled workers for all the companies that want to come to North Carolina? What about all the high-stakes testing?
We tackle those questions this week with Superintendent of Public...
Feb 8, 2022
State Auditor Beth Wood’s job is to make sure the state spends billions and billions of dollars properly. She came in skeptical and after 13 years, she says she still feels that way every single day.
The little girl who worked on her family's tobacco farm grew up to be an accountant and is known for her...
Feb 2, 2022
Sixty-two years ago this week, four Black men stood up by sitting down at the Woolworth lunch counter in Greensboro. The photograph and image became a focal point of the sit-in movement.
However, many more people sat in protest including Clarence Henderson who joined in on day two. Despite the fear of danger, Henderson...