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USC Baseball Advances to NCAA Super Regionals After 21 Years

USC Baseball Advances to NCAA Super Regionals After 21 Years

USC Baseball Advances to NCAA Super Regionals After 21 Years

USC Baseball Advances to Super Regionals After Victory Over Texas A

USC Baseball Advances to Super Regionals After Victory Over Texas A

USC Baseball Advances to Super Regionals After Victory Over Texas A

USC Baseball Triumphs Over Texas A to Reach Super Regionals

USC Baseball Triumphs Over Texas A to Reach Super Regionals

USC Baseball Triumphs Over Texas A to Reach Super Regionals

Dylan Carey Named Finalist for Prestigious Brooks Wallace Award

Dylan Carey Named Finalist for Prestigious Brooks Wallace Award

Dylan Carey Named Finalist for Prestigious Brooks Wallace Award

Wednesday afternoon Cardinal news and notes

Wednesday afternoon Cardinal news and notes

The 2026 CC Summer Tour kicks off with a trip to San Bernadino … prime ACC country.

North Carolina Mother Celebrates Mother's Day with 'Rainbow Baby' After Loss

North Carolina Mother Celebrates Mother's Day with 'Rainbow Baby' After Loss

Lauren Miller, a mother from Kernersville, North Carolina, is celebrating Mother's Day with her newborn son, Carter, after experiencing the loss of her daughter, Camryn Rae, during birth in 2024. The loss was due to a rare complication following a healthy pregnancy. Despite the emotional challenges, Miller and her husband were able to conceive again and received comprehensive support from a specialized care team at Novant Health Medical Center. The team provided both medical and mental health support, helping Miller navigate her pregnancy with Carter, who was born on March 27.

N.C. State University to Demolish Building Due to Toxic Chemical Contamination

N.C. State University to Demolish Building Due to Toxic Chemical Contamination

North Carolina State University has received clearance from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to demolish Poe Hall, a campus building found to contain toxic chemicals. The building, which housed the College of Education and Psychology Department, was closed in November 2023 after the discovery of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), known for their carcinogenic properties. Concerns have been raised by current and former students and employees about potential health impacts from exposure. Studies conducted by federal agencies confirmed the presence of PCBs, with some exposure levels exceeding EPA standards. The university plans to construct a new facility on the site.

Governor Stein Promotes Construction Workforce Training to Address North Carolina's Housing Shortage

Governor Stein Promotes Construction Workforce Training to Address North Carolina's Housing Shortage

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina is emphasizing the importance of workforce development in the construction sector as a means to tackle the state's affordable housing crisis. During a visit to Pitt Community College, Stein highlighted the need to build over 750,000 housing units by 2029 to meet projected demands. The governor's recent executive order aims to increase housing supply and affordability, while his proposed budget includes investments in affordable housing programs and expanded apprenticeship opportunities in high-demand fields like construction. State leaders believe that strengthening the construction workforce is crucial for addressing housing needs and providing residents with well-paying jobs.

North Carolina High School Athletic Association Overturns Disqualification, Names Mallard Creek Co-State Champions

North Carolina High School Athletic Association Overturns Disqualification, Names Mallard Creek Co-State Champions

North Carolina High School Athletic Association Overturns Disqualification, Names Mallard Creek Co-State Champions

UNC Baseball wins the Chapel Regional with a 9-3 win over ECU

UNC Baseball wins the Chapel Regional with a 9-3 win over ECU

The Heels will host their third straight Super Regional after going 3-0 in the first weekend

Governor Josh Stein Advocates for Workforce Training to Boost Affordable Housing in North Carolina

Governor Josh Stein Advocates for Workforce Training to Boost Affordable Housing in North Carolina

Governor Josh Stein is emphasizing the importance of workforce development in addressing North Carolina's affordable housing crisis. During a visit to Pitt Community College's construction and industrial technology program, Stein highlighted the need for the state to build over 750,000 housing units by 2029 to meet projected demands. He praised the college for its role in training students in construction trades, which not only supports local affordable housing efforts but also prepares students for well-paying careers. This visit aligns with Stein's recent executive order aimed at increasing housing supply, affordability, and access across the state. His proposed budget includes investments in affordable housing programs and expanded apprenticeship opportunities in high-demand fields like construction.

Lead Prosecutor Withdraws from James Comey Case Amidst DOJ Changes

Lead Prosecutor Withdraws from James Comey Case Amidst DOJ Changes

The lead prosecutor in the criminal case against former FBI director James Comey has withdrawn, as indicated by a recent court filing. Matthew Petracca, from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina, has been replaced by Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Severo. The Department of Justice (DOJ) did not provide a reason for this change. Comey was indicted in April 2026 for allegedly threatening President Trump through a social media post featuring seashells arranged in a manner interpreted as a threat. He faces charges of threatening the president and transmitting a threat in interstate commerce, with potential penalties of up to 10 years in prison. This development follows a previous failed attempt by the DOJ to prosecute Comey for allegedly lying to Congress, which was dismissed by a federal judge.