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Due South — 93 episodes
NC summers are only getting hotter. How to stay safe in the heat
Pioneering NC A&T evolutionary biologist Joseph Graves talks life expectancy gaps. Plus, a locals guide to Raleigh
NC News Roundup: Balkcom replaces Edwards on ballot; Canes season tickets sold out; proposed LLC for UNC athletics
North Carolina’s jails are facing an overcrowding crisis. And, a fight for voting rights of formerly incarcerated
Countdown to college: Triangle campuses prepare for arrival of new students, plus a higher education update
Attorney General Jeff Jackson on being NC's 'top cop.' New documentary on the lives and legacies of two trans teens
Triangle communities still rebuilding a year after Chantal. The Broadside's ‘Secrets of the Great Dismal Swamp.’
NC News Roundup: Rep. Chuck Edwards drops reelection campaign; NC hemp regulations go nowhere for now
NC job market update: unemployment rates remain low, creating challenges for job seekers and recent grads
Concerns about political violence this midterm election season. Plus, educating voters on election integrity
Bestselling novelist Tayari Jones talks 'Kin.' And before the Declaration of Independence was NC’s Halifax Resolves
The do's and don'ts of recycling in the Triangle. Plus, the history of Black family reunions in the South
NC News Roundup: Tillis forces delay on Blanche nomination; updates on WakeMed merger with Atrium
The Army private in NC who said 'no' to moving seats before Rosa Parks. Raleigh's resident bald eagle family
NC's hot and humid summers: health impacts of the heat, who is most vulnerable, and potential remedies
How crops suffer amid summer drought; the history of 'Our State' magazine; the secret to perfect tomato sandwiches.
Bush-Gore 25 years later; International Black Theatre Festival; The Broadside: Graveyard of the Atlantic
NC News Roundup: ICE detention center planned in rural NC; fallen Fort Bragg soldiers return to U.S.
Triangle towns still recovering a year after Chantal flooding. Returning items lost during Helene to their owners
The only successful coup in American history: how white supremacists 'stole a city,' and the 1898 Wilmington massacre
Local libraries in NC awarded new grants. Plus, 2026 summer book picks and 'Never Tell a Black Girl How to Black Girl'
'90s Chapel Hill music scene with musician Tom Maxwell. Charlotte weighs 2031 World Cup prospects.
NC News Roundup: Sen. Thom Tillis' message to Blanche; major decisions on mail-in voting
Due South's storytelling hour
Watermelon salad, anyone? Summer dishes to keep you cool. Plus, a NC legislative wrap-up
NC in the conversation for Major League Baseball expansion. Plus, our state's long baseball history
Durham's longest-running Black owned restaurant; John T. Edge unpacks his family history; The story of pimiento cheese
NC News Roundup: NC finally has a budget; Raleigh considers youth curfew; dangerous heat and storms
'The Art of Saving Democracy' with NC artist Beverly McIver. Plus, The Sistering performs from their latest album.
What a new immigration enforcement law means for North Carolina. The voting rights legacy of Nancy Cherry Bazemore
From PFAS to Helene recovery, DEQ Secretary Reid Wilson on why his ‘hard’ job is worth it.
Why Avett Brothers musician Bob Crawford thinks American history echoes into the present
Mecklenburg County’s own Declaration of Independence? Plus, 'New Americans in North Carolina' oral history project
The history of the Triple Nickles; 'The Legend of Wyatt Outlaw;' 'Well, I Declare'
History writers and a local chef add their reasons, and hesitations, for celebrating America 250
Due South's America at 250: Native History in NC
250 years and counting: North Carolina stories shaping U.S. history
NC News Roundup live from Greensboro: budget shortfall; aviation developments; future of downtown; plus, the mayor
Durham's property tax challenge, and a local "Black queer daddy" goes on RuPaul's Drag Race
Breaking down 'forever chemicals' in NC rivers. Cape Fear and Haw riverkeepers explain what they're fighting for
NC Promise guarantees low tuition at four state universities. Plus, addressing college student homelessness
What dismantling the Voting Rights Act means for North Carolina and the South
NC News Roundup: Canes bring home the Stanley Cup; still no state budget; JetZero takes off in Triad
Visual history of Juneteenth celebrations in 'Black Freedom'; Pierce Freelon’s 'Black Boy Glow'
NC experiencing one of the worst droughts on record; comedian Roy Wood Jr. on fatherhood
Black sailor killed at Pearl Harbor finally comes home. Plus, 'Bones' author Kathy Reichs
'Genre fluid' musical group Tank and the Bangas visit Due South. Plus, highlighting the growth of soccer at HBCUs
NC News Roundup: surveillance by law enforcement; state budget negotiations; drought intensifies
Campus check-in: higher education funding update; 'Getting the Most Out of Your College Experience' book
School's out for summer: Education reporters wrap-up the year; CHCCS superintendent on elementary school closure
Jesse Helms book explores senator's influence on modern conservatism. Plus, 'Scene on Radio' deep-dives on news media.
Decoding Southern accents, from the 'Durham accent' on HBO's White Lotus, to the Ocracoke Brogue
NC News Roundup: Data centers debate; CHCCS vote on elementary closure; ‘Canes locked in Stanley Cup Finals
Alex Murdaugh double murder conviction overturned. Update on Murdaugh saga with Wall Street Journal reporter
Federal job losses in the Triangle. CHCCS faces elementary school closure. NC's Black Bear Festival
The start of hurricane season, and how to spend six hours in Raleigh
A visit to Buc-ee's; inexpensive summer eats in the Triangle; Photojournalist Kate Medley
NC News Roundup: Gov. Stein's prediction market executive order; tax, budget update; Canes on cusp
Former U.S. Senator Richard Burr on his political career, politics now, and his new focus on K-12 education strategy
Raleigh's resident Bald Eagle family. And the story of an Army Private from NC who became a Civil Rights activist
New partnership aims to address nursing shortage; Day One Relief's natural disaster aid; a look back at HB-2
An obituary for K&W Cafeteria. Plus, how an immigrant from Japan became the eyes of the American conservation movement
NC News Roundup: State constitutional amendments on the ballot, Tillis balks at Trump DOJ fund
A property tax cap amendment on the November ballot. And, a career covering the NC General Assembly
A Due South Deep Dive on the Voting Rights Act
Bennett College, Carolina Theatre and DUP celebrate centennials. Plus, Andrew Bird at the Greensboro Symphony
Mecklenburg County’s own Declaration of Independence? Plus, 'New Americans in North Carolina' oral history project
NC News Roundup live from Manteo: General Assembly budget breakthrough; beach erosion update; OBX tourism unpacked
NC prisons' dire funding shortage. Former inmate Kerwin Pittman on buying a prison
Gerrymandering is nothing new, but may get worse. The latest on the Dean Dome saga. And NC farming in crisis.
The state of the NC film industry
Why are there no public pools in Columbus County, NC? ‘White Care' and infrastructure disinvestment in the South.
NC News Roundup: State legislative happenings; Charlotte mayor to step down; potential healthcare merger
Solar power hour: grappling with the grid, plus new energy in home rooftop panel industry
Laugh and cry this Mother's Day with comedian Moms Mabley and therapist Kristen Wynns
Meet Leigh Brady, the first woman to lead North Carolina’s State Employees’ Credit Union
Drought conditions in NC. The Broadside: Where have all the Black farmers gone? Patrick Brown of Brown Family Farms
NC News Roundup: Teachers rally in Raleigh - hear from one of them. And a recap of a busy week in state politics.
The state of local news in North Carolina
Comedian Ali Siddiq talks family and longevity. Hayti Reborn and Habitat for Humanity OC's affordable housing efforts
What to do if you get bitten by a snake in North Carolina, and how to appreciate them from afar
Sorting the benefits of recycling - from luxury dumpster diving to The Scrap Exchange
Research Triangle Park's past, present and future
Michael Regan rebuilt EPA with an eye toward environmental justice. Now, he's watching those efforts get knocked down.
The Big Recount: 25 years after the Bush/Gore presidential election ballot debacle
The South’s first Michelin stars; celebrity chef Carla Hall; The Chicken Hut in Durham is honored.
Dr. Bernice King on her civil rights family's legacy; Daphne Fama's 'House of Monstrous Women'
Local chefs talk Southern food; Pat "Mother Blues" Cohen on singing the blues
How the U.S. became 'Gun Country'
Uncovering history's mystery 'The Lost Colony' and efforts to center Native stories in long-running performance
Two industry insiders address worker pay in the restaurant business
In Durham, a new marker honors the life of Booker T. Spicely
Meet Black Santas further expanding representation with 'Santas Just Like Me'