By Carol Pomeroy Recent letters/articles in this paper have suggested that Roy Cooper would not be a good U.S senator because of his actions as North Carolina’s governor during the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Mitch Kokai Carolina Journal The North Carolina General Assembly’s primary task in an odd-numbered year involves drafting and approving a new two-year budget plan. All other policy proposals take a ...

The couple shared the news on Instagram, writing, “Can’t imagine life without him, we love him so berry much.” ...

A judge will hear Duke Energy’s motion to dismiss Carrboro’s climate lawsuit Thursday. The town claims deception fueled damages, while Duke argues federal law preempts the case.

The culture and rich history of Hispanics and Latinx Americans were on full display at the Hispanic Heritage Month Festival ...

Planting fall crops has become difficult at Indigo Farms due to a lack of rain, potentially delaying farm-fresh produce for local families.

Gov. Josh Stein is expected to urge state lawmakers on Thursday to prevent looming cuts to North Carolina's Medicaid program.

Working from a lab on the campus of North Carolina State University, Michael Doyle isn't just helping catch mosquitoes, he is ...

Former UNC provost Chris Clemens and lawyer David McKenzie filed a lawsuit alleging the University of North Carolina ...

Urban Meyer claimed that there is no way North Carolina will fire head coach Bill Belichick after a disappointing start.

Vance was surrounded by local law enforcement officers as he spoke on several topics, including 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska, who was fatally stabbed last month.

North Carolina has been known as one of the biggest blue blood programs in college sports. While that is factual, it wasn't always true. In the advent of the cr ...