This is an audio story about belief in Bigfoot which remains part of North Carolina culture, from Native American traditions to modern enthusiasts. A UNC student and a museum owner share how sightings and stories inspire fascination, tourism, and personal meaning. Experts say belief reflects hope and curiosity, though interest may eventually decline.
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Venezuelans living in North Carolina left in limbo after Maduro’s ouster
Venezuelans living in North Carolina are left uncertain what will come next for their home country after the U.S. military operation that removed then president Nicolás Maduro.
What to Make of U.S. Intervention in Venezuela
But the relief was fleeting. Maduro’s loyalists and government forces remain intact and what happens next for Venezuela depends on how U.S. President Donald Trump plans to “run” the country.
Between Tehran and Washington, Iranian Americans Wait
As protests intensify in Iran and tensions rise between Tehran and Washington, members of North Carolina’s Iranian community navigate distance, limited communication, and uncertainty about what comes next. While many share deep ties to their homeland, perspectives within the diaspora often diverge from those inside Iran, particularly regarding the role of U.S. intervention.
Cloudbuster 9 in Wartime
During World War II, UNC’s Cloudbuster Nine united baseball stars and future presidents in a Navy training team. Anne R. Keene uncovered their forgotten story through her father’s scrapbook, leading to a book honoring the players’ service, talent, and lasting impact on their communities.
Health care workers, first responders reflect on Hurricane Helene’s emotional impact
By Emma Unger About two weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina with historic…
A story stitched in color
By Sienna Ayes A dark green mesh helmet caked heavy with dust. A white-and-blue silicone…
