While much of the debate focuses on Medicaid cuts, more than 1 million North Carolinians with private health insurance also would pay more.

Though Red Spring town officials called the April power surge an 'Act of God,' municipal financial documents suggest otherwise.

Business-friendly Charlotte has long prided itself on clean government. But discord on the council has unsettled the state’s ...

House Rules Committee Chair John Bell runs a hemp company. He’s also trying to kill a bipartisan Senate bill to regulate the ...

UNC-Chapel Hill initiated an administrative restructuring plan amid broader financial uncertainty, prompting concerns about ...

In an essay, a North Carolina father reflects on his journey to accept his son’s autism diagnosis—and the lessons it taught ...

Greensboro eliminated a food pantry in Glenwood with rat and insect problems. Residents say the city should have helped ...

Kahlenberg helped end race-based affirmative action. Now he’s more hopeful about diversity on campus than ever.

Kathleen DuVal has a lot to say about early American history. Her latest book, Native Nations: A Millennium in North America, spans more than 700 pages and walks readers through early civilizations to ...

For the first four months after Hurricane Helene flooded her Brevard home, Nicole Ramirez lived in a drafty, 100-year-old camp cabin. If Ramirez was in bed and her fiancé got up, she could feel the ...