Local health officials say updated recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention put babies at risk.
Morgan Casey
Morgan Casey covers health care in southeastern North Carolina for The Assembly Network. She is a Report for America corps member and holds a master's degree in investigative journalism from Arizona State University. You can contact her at morgancasey@borderbelt.org.
Red Springs Mayoral Election Protest Dismissed, But Effects Could Linger
Residents of Red Springs Assisted Living say they are hesitant to vote after being questioned by investigators, according to the facility’s director.
Man Accused of Shooting Robeson County Deputies Sentenced to 45 Years for Other Crimes
Shawn Tobin Locklear Jr. was out on bond when investigators say he shot two deputies and commandeered an ambulance.
Columbus Regional and Novant Health Make Their Case for New Hospital Plans
Both health care systems had public hearings this month about their proposals to build community hospitals along the U.S. 74 corridor.
Fayetteville-Based Company Wants to Give Workers with Criminal Records a Second Chance
D3 Delivery received funding from the city to pilot a program aimed at helping people who were incarcerated or recovering from addiction.
After Decades of Fighting, Congress Recognizes the Lumbee
President Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act, which includes Lumbee recognition, into law.
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott Donates Millions to Community Colleges in Border Belt
The philanthropist gave Robeson Community College $24 million and Bladen Community College $12 million.
Red Springs Election Protest Centers on Disability Rights
Duron Burney, who lost the Red Springs mayoral race by two votes, is challenging ballots cast by residents of an assisted-living facility.
Six People Charged in Deadly Robeson County ‘Shootout,’ But None With Murder
Investigators are still looking for suspects in the October 25 shooting that left two people dead and 11 other injured.
Scotland Health Leader Wins Statewide Rural Health Award
David Pope, president and CEO of the Scotland Health Care System, was named a Community Star for his commitment to improving rural health.
