As NC lawmakers propose social media ban for kids under 14, here’s what’s allowed now
The bill would also require parental consent for 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds to maintain their own social media accounts.
Stein honors North Carolinians, first responders killed during Hurricane Helene: 'Incredible bravery'
Gov. Josh Stein will be in Fairview to honor the lives lost in Helene. The storm is responsible for at least 248 deaths ...
Stein, Green call for more public school investments at educator conference
The new governor and new state superintendent spoke to hundreds of public school leaders on Thursday in Raleigh.
Avery County camper missing since Helene found dead
A crew clearing debris along the North Toe River near Bent Road in Ingalls found the victim's body on March 28. The Avery ...
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School safety top of mind at 2025 Conference on Educational Leadership in Raleigh
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- As hundreds of public school leaders focused on North Carolina schools in the 2025 Conference on ...
Stein honors victims of Hurricane Helene 6 months after storm's devastation
Josh Stein highlighted the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene on the western part of the state and emphasized the human ...
Carousel Child Advocacy Center shares advice for Child Abuse Prevention Month
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and a local organization is sharing prevention advice and ways to respond to children ...
NC lawmakers advance bill that would ban social media for some teens
House Bill 301 would ban social media accounts for some teens and require parental permission for others. It seeks to hold ...