Lucille Sherman

It's been one week since Election Day, but it will be weeks or months before we have a full picture of how and why Americans voted the way they did.

When it came to gender, President-elect Trump was courting men's votes, and Vice President Harris was courting women.

One of the more surprising demographic shifts this cycle was a growth in Latino support for Trump, which echoes a long history of anti-immigrant sentiment among many Latino civil rights leaders, Axios' Russell Contreras writes.

🎥 A new PBS documentary airing tonight examines the history and impact of Wilmington's deadly 1898 coup, which ousted a multiracial local government and forever changed the demographics of the city. (Axios)

🏥 Josh Dobson, who last week stepped down as North Carolina Labor Commissioner, has been named the new president and CEO of the N.C. Healthcare Association, a powerful trade association that represents the state's hospitals, along with physician groups and other health care organizations. (BusinessNC)

Moms of small children remain vastly underrepresented in state capitols across the country, and that includes North Carolina.

Mayor-elect Janet Cowell and several of the incoming Raleigh City Council members all say that finding a way to boost the salaries of law enforcement officers will be a priority in their next budget.

⚖️ Former Durham insurance mogul Greg Lindberg has pleaded guilty to federal money laundering and fraud charges in a $2 billion insurance fraud scheme involving his Durham company Eli Global. (Associated Press)

Raleigh's newest rooftop bar, High Rail, is now open at Seaboard Station.

The portion of North Carolina homes with no mortgage has risen from 34.8% to 38.9% over the past decade.