Nuclear bombs fell on North Carolina 64 years ago. How disaster was narrowly averted
A military plane was carrying the weapons when it exploded over a rural area, killing three people and sending the bombs ...
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With President Trump in office, NC Latino immigrant groups brace for immigration crackdown
In the weeks leading up to President Donald Trump’s first day in office, Latino immigrant organizations were busy helping ...
NC DMV wants to reduce lines and delays. Here’s how many workers it is asking to hire
The DMV wants to hire 61 additional people to fill holes at its driver’s license offices, particularly in the Triangle and ...
What is the Lumbee Tribe? Donald Trump wants federal recognition for North Carolina group
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has for years sought federal recognition, and President Donald Trump is pushing for them ...
NC justices delay Griffin’s ballot challenge — but shed light on how they may rule later
The ruling does not mean that the monthslong battle over the results of the state Supreme Court election are over – far from ...
Ballots from Helene-damaged areas are among the 65,000 that Republicans want to throw out in North Carolina
The GOP is trying to overturn a closely watched North Carolina Supreme Court election where two recounts show Democratic ...
In Helene and other disasters, these rules govern how NC counts casualties
North Carolina says 104 people died as a result of Helene, raising questions about why some people are on the list and others ...
NC State Basketball Joins Battle for Top-Shelf North Carolina Prospect
Four-star big man Will Stevens announced his offer from NC State basketball head coach Kevin Keatts on Wednesday night, ...
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NC man with disabilities waits months in an ED for a better place to stay
By Emily Vespa For more than four months, 32-year-old Jackson Hedgepeth has lived in a small room at Atrium Health Union hospital in Monroe, waiting for help. Jackson has autism, and he’s nonverbal.
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NC Dept. of Labor, State Auditor announce end of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies
The fallout continues in North Carolina after the president's executive order to end controversial Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives in the federal government.
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The Broadside (Transcript): How North Carolina became Japan's favorite state
Anisa Khalifa: And eight years ago, he got the opportunity to be a diplomat bridging North Carolina and the country he once called home. Although they aren’t typically paid, honorary consuls are real ...