Kathryn DeHart is a 2024-25 assistant City & State Desk editor.
"My plan for the DTH is rooted in one word: engagement. Engagement from all of our stakeholders—staff, audience, alumni, the community, and the media industry at large—is paramount to our success."
The North Carolina Supreme Court temporarily blocked an order from an N.C. appeals court requiring over 60,000 voters to verify their eligibility.
Here are the results for the other eight Council of State races with over 99 percent of precincts reporting:
Hunt’s campaign focused on investing in public schools, expanding healthcare access and improving economies in small towns, according to her official campaign website.
Voters approved five bonds for the Town of Chapel Hill regarding infrastructure and one Orange County bond regarding school facility improvements.
City & State Editor Lucy Marques and assistants Kathryn DeHart and Sophie Baglioni are joined by senior writer Annika Duneja on this episode of Before You Vote. The group delves into Duneja's recent story on the history of student voter turnout, analyzing the factors that persuade and dissuade student voters from participating in general elections.
In this first episode of Before You Vote 2024, City & State Editor Lucy Marques is joined by assistant editors Kathryn DeHart and Sophie Baglioni to cover how to vote in the upcoming general election. The trio recaps how to register to vote in North Carolina, request an absentee ballot and vote early. At the end of this episode, each editor shares their plan to cast their ballots in the 2024 elections.
Research shows that DEI efforts in business benefits companies internally and externally. Associate professor at Kenan-Flagler Business School Allison Schlobohm said creating an inviting business space will improve North Carolina's economy as a whole.
Legislators in the North Carolina General Assembly reached an agreement to fully fund the waitlist for families waiting to receive private school vouchers. The House and the Senate will vote on the proposal on Wednesday. The Opportunity Scholarship program is a "follow the person" tax credit program ...
The second tier of the plan eliminates 24 full-time central office and support jobs. Of the 24 eliminated jobs, 13 of the positions were vacant, according to the plan.
