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Candidates for N.C. Supreme Court. Incumbent Justice Allison Riggs, left, a Democrat, and challenger, Republican Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin. Images courtesy of candidate campaigns

Politics

What happens if your vote in a North Carolina judicial race is challenged?

Neal Charnoff | WFDD

Legal wrangling over a North Carolina judicial seat has over 60,000 ballots being challenged. So what does this mean for those whose votes could be in jeopardy?

Energy & Environment

Officials warn against heating harm in Hurricane Helene's wake

Neal Charnoff | WFDD

As fall temperatures begin to cool off the region, state officials are recommending safety precautions for heating homes, particularly for those impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Homes costing $400,000 are seen under construction earlier this year in Huntersville.

Business

Soaring lumber prices contribute to higher home building costs in North Carolina

Neal Charnoff | WFDD

A recent surge in lumber prices is contributing to the rising cost of home building in North Carolina.

Health

Report: Unvaccinated People Account For Most COVID-19 Deaths In NC

Neal Charnoff | WFDD

New data shows that most people dying from COVID-19 in North Carolina are unvaccinated. This comes as hospitalizations are hitting a record high in the state.