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Survey says: How are North Carolinians getting their news?
Broadband access, spotty internet, news deserts focus of new Carolina Public Press project Broadband access is essential infrastructure, but North Carolina has a significant digital divide. At least 1.1 million North Carolina households lack access to a broadband connection, cannot afford an internet subscription or do not have an adequate device. Additionally, many lack experience […]
Not all crime-fighting ideas created equal: City unveils scoring system for grant applicants
NC city has launched program to provide grants to those with ideas to reduce crime in the community. City will score proposals based on inclusivity, collaboration, resourcefulness and innovation, plus a bonus for certain zip codes.
Pilot program brings sexual assault nurse training to historically Black university
Dr. Sheila Cannon seeks to train SANE nurses at Fayetteville State University to serve in Cumberland County and nearby rural areas. She hopes for additional funding to sustain program.
Millions in Asheville ARPA funding may go to create shelter space
City Council will decide May 10 whether to back giving ARPA funds to three organizations that want to expand shelter for domestic violence victims and homeless individuals, as well as other nonprofit organizations.
State leaders credit investigative journalism for drawing attention to sexual assault nurse shortage
'Your coverage of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners last year, inspired a new healer,' says sexual assault survivor speaking at NC Department of Justice press conference.
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