Adam Wagner is a reporter at WUNC and NC Newsroom. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on health and wellness, energy policy, and legal affairs. Adam's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, The New Yorker, and Yahoo News.
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Adam Wagner's coverage focuses on North Carolina, particularly Raleigh, with an emphasis on energy and environmental topics. Government announcements and legal policy regulations make up a significant portion of his articles.
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By: Adam Wagner
With a trio of votes on Friday, the N.C. State Health Plan Board of Trustees raised premiums for a second consecutive year while also giving active
Blue Cross Blue Shield will soon return as the third party administrator of North Carolina's State Health Plan, set to supplant Aetna in 2028 after a unanimous vote by the Health Plan's Board of Trustees on Friday.
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By: Adam Wagner
North Carolina has played an outsized role in the United States' forever chemical water contamination crisis, with much of that attention focused on chemical company Chemours' Fayetteville Works plant.
By: Adam Wagner
The North Carolina Senate on Tuesday advanced a pair of elections law bills, giving State Auditor Dave Boliek the ability to probe how elections
By: Adam Wagner
Gov. Josh Stein announced Monday that he is pulling his nomination of Jeff Smythe to lead the N.C. Department of Public Safety.
Flanked by Democratic lawmakers and voting rights advocates, Gov. Josh Stein on Monday vetoed a 17-page election bill that shortens the early voting period in primaries and allows voters to be challenged after election day.
By: Adam Wagner
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By: Adam Wagner
North Carolina will receive at least $451 million and possibly up to $645 million from a landmark settlement with tech company Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram.
