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Final ballot counts, the incoming Governor's office, what's next for Roy Cooper, the UNC could implement protest policy system-wide all on Due South's North Carolina News Roundup.

The biggest political week is in the books. North Carolinians again backed a Republican presidential candidate and a Democratic candidate for governor. From ticket-splitting to trends, we talk with a panel of reporters from across the state about the results and what they mean.

With just days remaining before the polls close on the 2024 election, Jeff Tiberii and a panel of reporters talk about the latest candidate visits, polls, and what's in store for North Carolina.

The latest on this year’s very active hurricane season. Winding roads surrounding the western part of the state still need some attention. A relief bill signed into law for Helene recovery. And an on-the-ground experience of an ecovillage in western North Carolina.

Helene’s devastating toll on Western North Carolina is still being calculated. We’ll hear from a Blue Ridge Public Radio reporter on the ground. A reporter also fills us in on access to health care in the storm ravaged areas.

Due South co-host Jeff Tiberii talks with a panel of local journalists about the biggest news stories in North Carolina this week.

Due South co-host Jeff Tiberii talks with a panel of local journalists about the biggest news stories in North Carolina this week.

On Due South's North Carolina News Roundup this week... we get the latest on two bills passed at the state legislature - on school vouchers and law enforcement cooperation with ICE. Jeff Tiberii and a panel of reporters discuss those stories and more from the week's news.

Jeff Tiberii hosts our weekly roundup of news in North Carolina, including a discussion of school violence and a labor dispute with Asheville nurses at the center.

A Democrat is backing her successor’s Republican challenger this fall – how come? More wrangling over North Carolina ballot access. And we check-in on the bust of a cockfighting ring in Granville County.