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Gives republicans a team victory. What todays ruling on elections could mean ahead of november. Then, a Border Security bill dies again in the senate after getting no support from the party that loves talking about border chaos. Doj versus live nation. Why the feds are taking on the Entertainment Giant over Ticket Prices, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. Good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from New York City berkeley are now 166 days away from the election. ...

Meteorological summer began on Saturday, June 1. Summer in terms of meteorological definitions is June, July and August.

Hot and humid conditions are expected this Memorial Day weekend. With highs in the low 90s in the Pee Dee and along the Border Belt

It may feel like it has been a stormy season this year in the Carolinas. So far, 2024 has been an active year across the country with many states seeing tornado

May has been a rainy and stormy month for much of the Continental United States, and this sentiment rings true for the Carolinas as well.

RALEIGH – A Wake County Superior Court judge on Wednesday ruled in favor of two Robeson County commissioners who were accused of bribing at least 21 voters in…

LUMBERTON — When Tamiko Murphy first heard that Robeson County would get millions of dollars from opioid settlement cases, she was excited about what it could…

LUMBERTON — Voters in Lumberton and the surrounding areas expressed a common idea on election day: down-ballot races matter.

Robeson County has been on the front lines of a 30-year court battle to bring proper funding to public schools across North Carolina. A new ruling means the fight will continue.