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A North Carolina-based medical company was targeted as part of an alleged nationwide cyber attack by Iranian hackers, according to an indictment released Wednesday by the U.S.

The former headmaster of a private Christian school founded by novelist Nicholas Sparks can continue to sue the school, the author and the foundation Sparks created to support the school, a federal

A state judicial panel says questions on two new proposed amendments to the North Carolina Constitution should remain on November ballots.

The federal judge who's managing a series of North Carolina lawsuits accusing the world's largest pork company of creating nuisances for rural neighbors is being temporarily replaced.

Advocates for the homeless are taking the City of Greensboro to court over a recently-pa

A longtime North Carolina campaign finance number-cruncher wants the state elections board to scrutinize an appeals court judge's campaign committee.

A Forsyth County court that helps veterans with mental health or substance abuse problems held its first graduation this week, a milestone that took place as the program faces an uncertain future.

A North Carolina woman has pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with the school she ran in Charlotte.

A federal jury on Friday punished the world's largest pork producer, deciding Smithfield Foods should pay two neighbors more than $25 million for unreasonable nuisances they suffered from odors, fl