More Ticks In 2017: How To Stay Safe
A mild winter is adding up to more insects, and that means more ticks—tiny creatures in the spider family that feed on the blood of mammals, birds, and humans.
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North Carolina Lawmakers Refuse Remapping Session
North Carolina Republican legislative leaders refused Thursday to hold a special redistricting session demanded by Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper, calling his decree faulty and unconstitutional.
Report: Corruption Rampant Across NC Prisons
In 2009, reporter Ames Alexander received a letter that launched a multi-year investigation into corruption at the state's prisons.
Monitoring Endangered Species With Phones And Drones
Here's the idea: people see animal footprints in the wild more often than they see actual animals.
The Man Behind The Sound Of Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" Comes To Winston-Salem
Dr. Dre's album “The Chronic” turns 25 this year.
New Report Finds State May Be Overusing Solitary Confinement
A new study by a prison reform group finds that North Carolina may be overusing solitary confinement.
Stop The Stench? NC Lawmakers Seek To Stifle Hog Lawsuits
North Carolina lawmakers are taking steps to protect the world's largest pork producer from lawsuits accusing its subsidiaries of creating unbearable animal waste odor.
UNC Health Care: Patient Information May Have Been Leaked
The University of North Carolina Health Care System is alerting some patients that their medical information may have been compromised.
Bill Aims To Raise Small Brewery Limits
A bill easing beer production restrictions is in its early stages in the North Carolina Legislature.
Former NC Police Chief Detained At JFK For 90 Minutes
Former Greenville Police Chief Hassan Aden says he's disappointed with his country of 42 years after he was detained at John F. Kennedy International Airport.