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One North Carolina Fund invests in boat manufacturer in Beaufort County.

Prior to censure vote, Edwards sends letter to colleagues defending himself against ethics violations.

North Carolina remains the leading state in the nation for wildfire risk where human development meets forestlands.

A new court order offers no clues about why a Superior Court judge allowed the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to keep a $1.2 million report secret. The report deals with UNC-CH’s School of Civic Life and Leadership.

Cooper and other Democrats are polling well according to a new poll from High Point University.

New records reveal Fauci advised Gov. Roy Cooper to delay his 2020 school reopening decision, raising new questions about transparency at the time.

A woman challenging her arrest at a 2020 COVID shutdown protest near North Carolina’s Executive Mansion took her case Wednesday to the state’s second-highest court.

The North Carolina Court of Appeals must decide whether the state Department of Transportation must pay for the full value of a Mecklenburg County property affected by a utility easement in 2024. Court filings suggest a ruling against the DOT could lead to billions of dollars in new costs for taxpayers.

The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of Roy Cooper and three other Democratic candidates challenging a federal agency’s plan to allow political parties to pay the same rate as candidates for broadcast election ads.

Pressure treated lumber manufacturing facility funded by OneNC coming to Scotland County.

Country music legend Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, bringing an end to a remarkable career that spanned more than six decades across music, film, television and entertainment. Parton died Tuesday, August 25, in Nashville, Tennessee. The Tennessee native became one of the most recognizable and beloved entertainers in American culture, building […]

The Republican-supporting Senate Leadership Fund has released a new ad targeting Democratic candidate Roy Cooper’s record on crime during his tenure as North Carolina’s governor.