Moments after North Carolina's 96-89 victory over N.C. State, Joel Berry said that he didn't have much to say about whether the game was a rivalry and would rather let his play do the talking.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The State Bureau of Investigation reports that the overall crime rate in North Carolina dropped in 2015.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina has received a third Notice of Allegations from the NCAA outlining violations connected to its multi-year academic fraud scandal.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina legislators will repeal the contentious HB2 law that limited protections for LGBT people and led to an economic backlash, the state's incoming governor said Monday.
RALEIGH — A Colorado company is breaking ground on a Duplin County plant that will provide Duke Energy Corp. with power from pig poop.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The leader of North Carolina's NAACP is suing American Airlines, saying he was removed from a flight because he is black.
RALEIGH — Legislators chose Wednesday to call a special fourth session and submit a smorgasbord of 25 pieces of legislation — some divisive and others that drew bipartisan support.
RALEIGH — A Colorado company is breaking ground on a Duplin County plant that will provide Duke Energy Corp. with power from pig poop.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The leader of North Carolina's NAACP is suing American Airlines, saying he was removed from a flight because he is black.
RALEIGH — Legislators chose Wednesday to call a special fourth session and submit a smorgasbord of 25 pieces of legislation — some divisive and others that drew bipartisan support.
FOREST CITY (AP) — Here's a not-so-jolly story: A mother wants her local St. Nick kicked to the curb for fat-shaming her son.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory has conceded the governor's race, clearing the way for Democrat Roy Cooper to be declared the winner.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The undecided election for North Carolina governor could reach a conclusion Monday as a recount of thousands of votes wraps up.
ASHEVILLE— A man charged with setting fires in western North Carolina told authorities he did it out of boredom.
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After the owner has failed to pay for the care of miniature horses that she is accused of abusing, Burke County Animal Services has taken ownership of them.
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"We’re setting people free from the slavery of medical debt," Rev. Jackman said.
Even before three Charlotte construction workers died when scaffolding collapsed on Jan. 2, it was clear that those elevated platforms can be dangerous.
An employee died Thursday at the EGGER Wood Products plant, the company said in a news release.
As a young man, Tom Papas bonded with his father over whiskey. When he visited, the pair shared drinks. Papas enjoyed bourbon while his father preferred scotch.
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A joint operation between local and state law enforcement Tuesday led to the arrests of multiple parolees.
NEWLAND – A man is in custody and his car has been seized after police said he led them on a high-speed chase Thursday night.
Police are searching for a man they say led them on a chase up N.C. 181 after taking off from a checking station Thursday evening.
A Kannapolis man has been charged in a crash involving a stolen car in Newton. The wreck occurred in the early morning hours of March 13.
Between 450,000 and 650,000 North Carolinians have been moved a historic step closer to predictable and potentially life-changing health-care coverage.
Cleaning up homelessness recently has become one of the main tasks facing the city of Morganton’s code enforcement officer.
GLEN ALPINE — A former alderman for the town of Glen Alpine proposed two options for the current board at its Monday night meeting.
The N.C. House won't vote until next week on whether to accept significant Senate changes to its historic Medicaid expansion bill.