Jeff Tiberii is the Capitol Bureau Chief at WUNC. He focuses on a range of topics including culture and society, education, and regional interests, while also covering significant issues like climate change and sustainability. Jeff's work has been featured in Public Radio East, WHQR Public Radio, WFAE, WUNC (91.5 FM), The Assembly, and INDY Week.
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Jeff Tiberii's coverage spans government and politics, culture and society, along with scientific topics. Given his focus on local news in North Carolina, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to North Carolina-specific issues within these themes.
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By: Jeff Tiberii, Rachelle Hernandez
Increasing inflation, AI in the workplace, and low confidence in the job market. Due South talks with economists to see what is going right in North Carolina’s economy and what to keep an eye on. Plus, meet NC Innovation, an organization funding research and invention in the state.
By: Jeff Tiberii, Rachelle Hernandez
Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards drops his reelection campaign after a House Ethics Committee recommended censure over harassment allegations. The NC House stops development for a liquor warehouse after a planning dispute goes public. And a hemp bill is paused as protesters call for different regulations. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly adjourns until November.
By: Jeff Tiberii, Leoneda Inge, Rachel Mccarthy, Ben Mcneely
A former prosecutor, four-term state senator, and member of Congress, Attorney General Jeff Jackson's tasks are far-reaching, from data centers to elections to anti-trust law. Then, the directors of the documentary "What Will I Become?" honor the life and grieve the death of Blake Brockington, North Carolina’s first openly trans homecoming king.
By: Leoneda Inge, Rachel Mccarthy, Jeff Tiberii
It’s an exciting time of year for thousands of first-year college students across the state. We bring you experts on how to acclimate new students to campus — curbing the stress that students and their loved ones face. And, an update on big issues facing local colleges and universities from higher education reporter Brianna Atkinson.
By: Jeff Tiberii, Stacia Brown
North Carolina's jails are facing an overcrowding crisis. Here's why. More than one-third of North Carolina's nearly 100 jails have exceeded capacity at some point since January 2026.
By: Rachelle Hernandez, Jeff Tiberii
Today on the Friday News Roundup, we learn more about state lawmaker Jennifer Balkcom, the new congressional candidate whose name will appear on
By: Rachel McCarthy, Jeff Tiberii
There's no predicting the impact of prediction markets Prediction markets are new, largely unregulated, and they seem to be everywhere.
By: Jeff Tiberii
There's no predicting the impact of prediction markets. Prediction markets are new, largely unregulated, and they seem to be everywhere. Jeff Tiberii talks
By: Jeff Tiberii, Stacia Brown, Rachel McCarthy
“HBCU 101 – Housing Crunch!” North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro is expecting its largest student body in school history this fall – topping 16,000 students.
By: Jeff Tiberii, Ben McNeely
College football is back! This weekend, players take to the gridiron to open the season for a sport that is seeing a lot of change.
