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More than 75 vendors and organizations participated in Saturday’s event, which filled...

North Carolina legislative budget writers have embraced a version of the “success begets success” mantra when it comes to economic-development expectations for the next fiscal year.

Tucked inside a bipartisan state House bill focused on consumer medical debt is language that could provide free medical care or steep financial discounts to lower-income families.

A developer’s proposal to build an apartment building in Glastonbury with nearly two dozen units set aside as affordable housing hit so much public opposition last month that the company wants a delay before the next public hearing.

Drivers traveling on North Carolina roadways are likely seeing a lot of campaign signs ahead of the May 17 primary election.

Mark ‘Big Lie’ Meadows removed from voter roll in North Carolina amid voter fraud investigation.

Former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows is removed from North Carolinas voter rolls amid an SBI probe into allegations he committed election fraud.

To feel connected to nature, you don’t need much — just some otters wrestling, a bubbling waterfall tucked next to a quiet lake, or an opportunity to hammer together a

The time has come for a reevaluation of property values. Many Onslow residents are upset with the new increases.

In a unanimous vote, Randolph County commissioners voted to keep their controversial monument.