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CONVOY — On a picture perfect football Friday night, Van Wert outscored Crestview 41-20 in the 9th annual jamboree scrimmage to kick off the season.

New court documents said the driver, Jaimie Arce, told officers she was drinking before getting behind the wheel and admitted to running the red light.

A late career surge, aided by Elvis Costello and Bruce Weber’s 1988 documentary film "Let’s Get Lost", put the ill-fated Chet Baker back on the musical map for new generations

AKRON -- The Akron-Westfield softball and baseball teams stepped out of conference action Tuesday to face different opponents. The Class 1A No. 14 ranked Akron-Westfield softball team hosted Class 3A...

Three sport Varsity athlete Carson Smith will continue his academic and swimming careers at the US Naval Academy in the fall of 2022.

Legislation that would allow the use of civilian traffic investigators for property damage incidents inched forward in the N.C. House on Wednesday.

Greenville might soon join Wilmington and Fayetteville as the only N.C. cities employing civilian traffic crash investigators. But a state House committee has backed off a proposal to let Wilmington’s investigators start writing tickets.

WAC’s Zach Stump qualified for the 2021 U.S. Olympic Trials and has times that would have made two A finals at last season's Patriot League Championships.

The N.C. General Assembly convened the 2022 short session Wednesday, May 18, with fast-track plans to “pre-negotiate” the budget and be out by July 1. Still, important issues are on the to-do list, like health care access reports and parental involvement in education.

Organized retail theft could carry stiffer criminal penalties, under a bill filed this week at the N.C. General Assembly. Some offenses could lead to prison sentences of up to 15 years.