When the filing deadline to run for North Carolina’s congressional and legislative seats arrived Wednesday, Democrats made good on their plans to compete in every corner of the state. Republicans likewise found candidates to...
Read MorePolice say a man previously exonerated after spending nearly 40 years in prison for a store clerk’s death has been charged in the death of a woman found dead in her North Carolina apartment last year. WNCN-TV reports 64-year-old...
Read MoreNorth Carolina’s attorney general says the state has more than 15,000 untested sexual assault kits, a number that one national advocacy group called “significant.” Attorney General Josh Stein released the numbers at a news...
Read MoreNorth Carolina election administrators are asking state lawmakers for additional money and changes in the law to improve the security of registration and balloting from external and internal threats. State elections board...
Read MoreA judge says the case of two people arrested at the North Carolina Legislative Building during a protest will continue. Superior Court Judge Carl Fox rejected arguments that the building rules were illegal. Fox ruled in Wake...
Read MoreHundreds of environmentalists opposed to the Trump administration proposal to expand offshore drilling in the Atlantic and other ocean waters converged Monday to press their case at the federal government’s only public meeting...
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Former President Bill Clinton is expected to pay respects to the late evangelist Billy Graham in...
Read MoreThe federal government’s only scheduled public meeting in North Carolina to discuss expanding oil and gas exploration off the Atlantic coast and in other waters is expected to attract busloads of people opposing the idea. The...
Read MoreState health officials say the death toll from the flu in North Carolina has reached 200, putting it within reach of the record 218 deaths reported twice in the last three years. The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services...
Read MoreA trial over the legality of a North Carolina law canceling primary elections this year for state appellate court judgeships is scheduled for late spring. During a hearing Thursday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Joi Peake set a June 7...
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