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    Louisville and NC State are set to meet, and fans are weighing what to watch for in the matchup. Coverage from Louisville-focused outlets highlights the Wolfpack as the key test, with supporters on both sides debating how the Cardinals match up and what the result could mean for their season.

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    NC State football is taking on Louisville in an ACC conference game that is drawing live national coverage. Yahoo Sports is running live score updates as the two teams battle on the field. Fans are following the matchup closely as both programs look to secure a key conference win during the college football season.

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    North Carolina Republicans call special session over high fuel prices▼NC Politics: High gas, fuel prices prompt North Carolina Republican lawmakers to call for special session of the General Assembly✉newsWorldPolitics4 h ago

    Republican lawmakers in North Carolina are calling for a special session of the General Assembly in response to high gas and fuel prices hitting consumers across the state. The move puts pressure on the Democratic governor and sets up a political fight over who is to blame for costs at the pump and what, if anything, the legislature can do to bring relief.

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    Lawmakers Probe Claims NC Health Officials Falsified Medicaid Funding Data▼Lawmakers probe allegations that NC health officials used false information to secure Medicaid funds✉newsHealth1 d ago

    North Carolina state lawmakers have opened an investigation into allegations that state health officials used false or misleading information to obtain federal Medicaid funds. The probe, reported by WRAL News, focuses on whether inaccurate data was submitted to secure funding for state health programs. The allegations, if confirmed, could carry financial and legal consequences for the agencies involved, and lawmakers say they intend to establish what information was provided and who was responsible.

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    Registered sex offender charged in murder of missing North Carolina woman▼Registered sex offender charged with kidnapping, murder of missing NC woman✉newsWorldCrime18 h ago

    Authorities in North Carolina have charged a registered sex offender with kidnapping and murder in connection with the disappearance of a woman who had been reported missing. The arrest closes a search that drew attention across the state. News outlets nationwide are carrying the charges, and many are asking how a known offender was not monitored more closely before the killing.

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    Rinse-A-Poo founder wins $30,000 at NC Startup Showdown▼Rinse-A-Poo founder Dan Spangler takes first in NC Startup Showdown, wins $30,000✉newsBusinessStartups1 d ago

    Dan Spangler, founder of pet care company Rinse-A-Poo, took first place in the NC Startup Showdown, earning a $30,000 prize. The victory gives the North Carolina-based startup fresh funding and visibility as it looks to grow. The competition highlights emerging businesses in the state, and attention around the win is drawing interest in the company's prospects.

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    NC Board of Education could act against Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools over finances▼NC State Board of Education could take action against CMS over financial concerns✉newsLifeEducation1 d ago

    The North Carolina State Board of Education is considering action against Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, one of the state's largest districts, over financial concerns. Details of the potential measures and the specific financial issues involved have not yet been made public. The move signals mounting state scrutiny of the district's financial management, and residents and educators are awaiting word on what consequences the district could face.

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    North Carolina health officials are endorsing mental health first aid training programs at colleges across the state. The initiative would teach students, faculty and staff to recognize signs of mental distress and connect people to help. Supporters say campuses need better-equipped responders as concerns about student mental health continue to grow, and officials are promoting the training as a practical step toward that goal.

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    North Carolina lawsuit seeks injunction against immigration arrests▼Injunction, class action sought in NC suit against immigration arrests✉newsWorldImmigration2 d ago

    A lawsuit in North Carolina is seeking a court injunction and class action status to challenge immigration arrests in the state. The filing would expand the case to cover a broader group of people affected by arrest practices. The legal challenge arrives amid ongoing national debate over immigration enforcement and the limits of federal arrest authority.

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    North Carolina Debates Suspending Its Gas Tax●Politics At The Pump: Will NC Suspend Gas Tax✉newsWorldPolitics1 d ago

    North Carolina is weighing whether to suspend its state gas tax as prices at the pump strain drivers' budgets. The debate has become a political flashpoint, with lawmakers split over relieving consumers now versus protecting revenue that funds road and infrastructure projects. Similar suspensions in other states have fueled the pressure on North Carolina officials to act.

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    North Carolina health plans form task force to fight Medicaid fraud▼NC health plans form task force to fight Medicaid fraud✉newsHealth2 d ago

    Health plans in North Carolina have created a joint task force aimed at combating Medicaid fraud. The coordinated effort brings insurers together to detect and report improper billing and abuse within the state's Medicaid program. It signals a strengthened push to protect public healthcare funds as managed care continues to expand across North Carolina.

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    North Carolina voter registration deadline approaches for midterms▼Voter registration deadline nears for NC midterm election✉newsWorldElections2 d ago

    North Carolina voters face an approaching registration deadline ahead of the midterm election, according to local public radio stations WFDD and WHQR. Both outlets are urging residents to check their registration status and submit paperwork in time to vote. The reminder comes as part of wider midterm coverage across the state, where registration rules and deadlines are drawing attention from voters and civic groups.

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    NC voters want partisanship out of election administration, poll finds▼NC voters want partisan politics out of election administration, poll shows✉newsWorldPolitics2 d ago

    A new poll of North Carolina voters shows broad support for keeping partisan politics out of the state's election administration. The findings, reported by NC Newsline, suggest voters across the political spectrum want election officials to run elections in a nonpartisan way. The results come amid ongoing national debate over how elections are overseen and administered at the state level.

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    The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has announced a new rule concerning bears in the state. Details of the measure were reported by regional news outlets, drawing attention from residents and outdoors groups. Bears are a recurring issue in western North Carolina, where encounters with people are common and regulations on hunting and feeding are frequently debated.

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    Congress has approved the transfer of land at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, clearing the way for construction of a new state veterans home. The move is aimed at expanding long-term care services for veterans in the region. Supporters view it as a practical step toward better serving North Carolina's large veteran population.

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    New restaurant and museum celebrates North Carolina film history▼New restaurant and museum celebrates shows & movies filmed in NC. What’s inside?✉newsCultureFilm2 d ago

    A new restaurant and museum in North Carolina has opened, dedicated to the many films and television shows shot in the state. Visitors can expect exhibits honoring productions made in NC alongside a dining experience. The Raleigh News & Observer reported on what is inside the venue, highlighting its celebration of the state's film legacy.