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This week, Grace gives us an update on the Thermo Fisher purchase, which leads us right into a conversation with Ben about the LGC, and finally, Kelly gives us an update on North Carolina's carbon plan!
CoastLine
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The Cape Fear region sees its share of human trafficking thanks, in part, to the tourism economy. And as reports of cases rise in NC, local nonprofit leaders hope to educate the public about the signs.
The Newsroom
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On today’s show, we’re talking about the crucial and sometimes contentious relationship between journalists and public information officers. At stake: the ability of a free press to function — and of the public to stay informed about what their government is doing. So, no pressure.
More Local News
- Food pharmacy boxes to address food insecure Novant Health patients
- NHRMC chief physician executive out as Novant’s two-year layoff moratorium ends
- NHC struggles with its library's growing homeless population. Plus, the reality of fentanyl exposure risk
- Cape Fear Continuum of Care conducts survey of homeless population, offers resources
- City of Wilmington moves forward with evaluation of Thermo Fisher building purchase
- New Hanover County moves ahead with Bank of America lease to CFCC
Culture / Arts / Inside HQR
- Around Town with Rhonda Bellamy: Singer/Songwriter Ron Daise
- Nature's First Green is Gold: Work by New Elements Gallery Artists Mark Weber & Sullivan Anlyan
- WHQR MeetUp Party at Makai Brewery in Ocean Isle Beach - Friday, February 17th!
- Around Town With Rhonda Bellamy: The Wizard of Oz
- Cinematique Presents: “Oscar Nominated Shorts 2023”
- STNL!: Emily Burdette Performs January 19th - RESERVATIONS ARE FULL
Cape Fear Rundown
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This week, Grace gives us an update on the Thermo Fisher purchase, which leads us right into a conversation with Ben about the LGC, and finally, Kelly gives us an update on North Carolina's carbon plan!
Port City Politics
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This week on Port City Politics we're taking a look at two stories coming out of the Downtown area. First, we talk about the Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park and the types of shows coming to the Port City. Then we run down the city's consideration of purchasing the Thermo Fisher building (formerly PPD headquarters) — the tallest building in the city.
National News
- Memphis police have disbanded the 'Scorpion' unit that fatally beat Tyre Nichols
- In Memphis, protesters vent anger over police killing of Tyre Nichols
- HUD Secretary Fudge addresses homelessness and affordable housing
- A former police chief says more police does not mean less crime
- Police experts say Tyre Nichols' arrest was filled with procedural violations
- Police say at least 3 people are dead, 4 hurt in the latest California mass shooting
- What we know about the killing of Tyre Nichols
- Policing experts condemn Memphis officers after the release of Tyre Nichols footage
- Authorities don't know who is shooting free-roaming horses in the Utah desert
- Protests break out after the release of videos showing police beating Tyre Nichols
State News
- Gaston County lithium mine gets another extension for state permit
- Study says a regional energy market could prevent blackouts
- Battles over abortion, veto overrides loom as legislative work gets underway in Raleigh
- Snowboarding isn't new to North Carolina, but younger riders are putting it on the map
- Tiffany Jackson muscled her way from opera houses to bodybuilding stages to Western Carolina University
- NC Superintendent Catherine Truitt on staffing shortages, teacher pay and more
- The future of ski in NC: Resorts battle warmer temperatures as industry adjusts to new reality
- Earth kept warming last year, continuing a 40-year trend
- Rep. Edwards announces new Franklin office, shares budget priorities
- Charlotte City Council to vote on lithium center incentives, solar farm contract
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