North Carolina Supreme Court race: Why is it still undecided
The fate of the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court election is still being decided in the courts, as the latest count shows ...
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein still concerned about potential cuts to state’s Medicaid in Charlotte visit
Stein and his Health secretary, Dr. Devdutta Sangvai, said the proposal could reduce health care access for more than 3 ...
‘They are harming ordinary people’: Trump’s funding cuts are taking a toll in North Carolina
President Donald Trump’s efforts to drastically cut federal spending and slash the federal workforce are already having an ...
Kernersville man sentenced to over 9 years for fatal hit-and-run in Washington
On March 3, 2025, Superior Court Judge Cynthia K. Sturges sentenced CHON BODIE OWENS, 2310 Pine Burr Road, Kernersville, NC, ...
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Belmont Abbey College to Launch Student Program in Washington, DC
The Intentional Catholic Student Residency Program will be open to Catholic undergraduates interning in the capital.
NC chipmaker Wolfspeed awaits critical CHIPS funding as Trump slams semiconductor program
Following months of negotiations, the Durham manufacturer in October received a $750 million award to fund its “nearly ...
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Former North Carolina star has massive opportunity after jarring NFL trade
The Seattle Seahawks traded Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday night, opening the door for former North Carolina ...
Gov. Josh Stein responds to Trump administration plan to cut Veterans Affairs jobs
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — North Carolina Governor Josh Stein responded to the Trump administration’s plan to cut employees from ...
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What we know so far about the wildfires raging across the Carolinas
Wildfires spread through North and South Carolina on March 2, threatening homes and forcing evacuations. (Video: John Farrell/The Washington Post) Where are the wildfires in North Carolina and ...
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North Carolina company owner pleads guilty over attempted technology sale to China
RALEIGH, N.C. — The owner of a North Carolina company pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to trying to sell electronic devices that have military applications to China without having a required ...