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Despite the gray muck that fouled the Cape Fear River near a Wilmington power plant after Hurricane Florence, water tests so far show heavy metals contained in coal ash are within

North Carolina's massive backlog of untested sexual assault kits will start to be reduced, according to Attorney General Josh Stein.

The North Carolina minister who's been arrested at least 14 times as he fights for poor people and civil rights issues says he's overwhelmed to have received the recognition popularly known as a ge

Students and community members in Boone are speaking out against anti-Semitic imagery found in a tunnel on the campus of Appalachian State University.

The majority of roadways that were damaged in the Piedmont during Hurricane Florence have been repaired and reopened. The storm left many roads impassable. 

The devastation from Florence has had a huge impact on public health since roaring through the Carolinas last month.  And the impact is reaching far beyond the coast.

A North Carolina county jail has eased restrictions for 16- and 17-year-olds held in solitary confinement.

The founder of the #MeToo movement was in Winston-Salem Tuesday. Tarana Burke was a speaker at Wake Forest University, where she shared the story of "Me Too" before it went viral.

In Greensboro, a proposed ordinance giving housing inspectors broader powers is under consideration.