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A teenager is facing murder charges in adult court nearly one year after police say the youth killed five people and injured two others in a shooting rampage that rocked his quiet neighborhood in North Carolina’s capital city.
North Carolina retiree group sues to block 30-day voter residency requirement
North Carolina laws requiring citizens to reside in the state and within a precinct at least 30 days before an election date to be eligible to vote are unlawful and must be blocked, a union-affilia
Protesters against new policy removed from Greensboro City Council meeting
Several people were removed from a Greensboro City Council meeting Tuesday after loud chants protesting a policy to limit disruptions.
Furniture market returns to High Point with a sense of post-pandemic change
The fall session of High Point’s International Furniture Market is less than two weeks away, and organizers are hoping new product lines will give a boost to the industry.
Aerial deliveries of oral rabies vaccine get underway this week in North Carolina
North Carolina’s wildlife rabies vaccination program gets underway this week as part of an annual effort to help protect North Carolinians and their pets.
Rep. Patrick McHenry of North Carolina is the leader of the House, at least for now
Now that Kevin McCarthy is out of his job as House speaker, one of his top lieutenants is presiding over the chamber while the chamber figures out who will be the next leader.
False "swatting" threats close multiple schools across the region
Lexington Senior High School closed early Tuesday following a threat on social media.
Cambrex completes $38M expansion in High Point
Pharmaceutical company Cambrex announced the completion of a $38 million expansion at its facility in High Point on Monday.
North Carolina Gov. Cooper vetoes two more bills, but budget still on track to become law Tuesday
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed on Monday both an energy bill and the legislature's annual regulatory reform measure, while allowing legislation directing more state government oversight of high school athletics to become law.
Lexington rally calls for McNeair's clemency after more than 40 years in prison
About 40 people gathered in Lexington Saturday seeking clemency for longtime inmate Charles McNeair.