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More than half of North Carolina’s counties are considered a news desert – with depleted local journalism. On this episode of The Politics Podcast: what could be done to fill the news void and how the emergence of social media has reshaped how politicians share their message.
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Back in November, վ chose to discontinue “The State of Things,” North Carolina’s only live public radio program heard in the mountains, on the coast…
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Back in November, վ chose to discontinue “The State of Things,” North Carolina’s only live public radio program heard in the mountains, on the coast…
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Could American democracy be better? It is a big and existential question that is now even more pressing as many watch their friends, neighbors and loved…
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Could American democracy be better? It is a big and existential question that is now even more pressing as many watch their friends, neighbors and loved…
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The McClatchy Company — which owns The News & Observer, The Herald-Sun and The Charlotte Observer — declared bankruptcy this month.While North Carolina’s…
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The McClatchy Company — which owns The News & Observer, The Herald-Sun and The Charlotte Observer — declared bankruptcy this month.While North Carolina’s…