When NC Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls became a lawyer in 1988, she moved to Charlotte to work at a firm founded by a civil rights icon— Julius Chambers —who had seen his home and law office bombed ...

A stripper pole under a glittering constellation of disco balls. Pop-art portraits pulsing from the bedroom walls. A rooftop hot tub overlooking the French Broad River in Asheville.

How the Trump administration rolled out the red carpet for the Russian finance minister and top tech CEOs at the G20 meetings ...

For the state to actually buy flood-prone lands, mobile home park owners have to take the buyout, and FEMA’s program offers ...

Democratic congressional candidate Jamie Ager says insider stock trading and corruption from elected officials has eroded the ...

Three principals tell North Carolina school leaders how they cut the rate of chronically absent students. At Washington ...

Victims of the 1918 flu outbreak or the bodies of enslaved people? A Gastonia, North Carolina, church searches for answers ...

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A&T is joining a $160 million regional effort to turn renewable crops into industrial materials, with workforce training ...

The four-year graduation rate reached 88.8% in NC, marking the fourth consecutive annual increase, according to state results ...

How much does North Carolina rely on the federal government? Here are the most federally dependent states in America, ...

One of the most competitive congressional districts in the country is in northeastern North Carolina, where Republicans haven ...