North Carolina Schools Disable Canvas Access After Security Breach
North Carolina schools lose access to Canvas software after a security breach exposes personal data like names.
May 8, 2026
North Carolina schools lose access to Canvas software after a security breach exposes personal data like names.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board struggles to finalize a $2.1 billion budget amid declining enrollment and state funding.
Farmer Jamie Ager criticizes Rep. Chuck Edwards over ethics allegations, calling for real leadership in NC’s 11th District.
Mission Hospital plans a 95-bed expansion without increasing staff in key areas, raising concerns over patient care.
Researchers in North Carolina are using GPS-equipped bottles to track trash from cities to the Atlantic Ocean.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Tribal Council passed an indefinite moratorium on data centers in NC.
Etienne Hightower’s Believers Trucking faces challenges with tariffs and fuel costs, seeing margins drop to $0.10/mile.
Members of the National Council on the Arts visited Asheville to discuss the arts’ role in Hurricane Helene recovery.
The unemployment rate in North Carolina for March 2026 was reported at 3.7 percent, reflecting a slight decrease from February’s revised rate. This brings the state’s unemployment rate below the national average, which also saw a drop to 4.3 percent. Over the past year, North Carolina’s unemployment rate has decreased
Amazon’s new supply chain service targets businesses, potentially impacting FedEx and UPS in the Triad region.
Bennett College sues its alumnae association for alleged trademark infringement, risking accreditation and reputation.
Buncombe’s proposed budget drew criticism for its tax hikes, with residents fearing increased burdens on homeowners.
