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Rachel Crumpler

Reporter · US

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Sep 28, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News

    NC directs more than $10.7M to crisis pregnancy centers (opens the original)

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    The North Carolina state budget passed in July allocates more than $10.7 million to pregnancy resource centers, also known as crisis pregnancy centers, continuing a pattern of state funding that has grown substantially over the past decade. About 100 of these centers — generally nonprofit, Christian-led organizations — operate across the state and primarily serve women who have unintended pregnancies. Most offer free pregnancy tests and, increasingly, ultrasounds. Some also provide parenting res

  2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News

    More than one-third of NC jails have exceeded capacity this year (opens the original)

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    In North Carolina’s largest jail, hundreds of people sleep on the floor on portable bed platforms. As of July 16, 2,146 people were in custody in Mecklenburg County’s uptown Charlotte jail — 242 people above the jail’s capacity of 1,904. Pods designed for 53 people now routinely hold as many as 84, Sheriff Garry McFadden told NC Health News. Mecklenburg isn’t alone. As sheriffs and jail administrators across North Carolina monitor their daily population counts, many are confronting a similar pro

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Rachel Crumpler/NC Health News

    Can guaranteed income help people leaving incarceration? Two NC local governments are testing it (opens the original)

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    James Earquhart, 66, walked out of prison in December. After 15 years behind bars, he suddenly had to find a place to stay, look for work and figure out a way to rebuild his life. “It’s a lot of complications getting out and not having anything to come to,” Earquhart said. About a month later, he got a call with unexpected good news: His name had been drawn in a lottery for a new pilot program in Durham named ROOTED (Resources & Opportunities for Ongoing Transition, Empowerment & Dignity). Earqu

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