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The Harnett County school board is asking North Carolina’s highest court to take up a dispute over pension spiking. At stake is a $198,000 bill the state retirement system has assessed against the local school system.

Gators women's tennis player Sara Dahlstrom reflects on her journey of being an international player and moving to America during COVID-19.

The NFL continues to expand internationally and excite fans both in the United States and in Germany as they hosted a game in Frankfurt.

The state Supreme Court will not review the 2019 firing of Winston-Salem State University’s head football coach. Kienus Boulware had argued that the university failed to follow proper procedure when

A unanimous three-judge panel of the NC Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the state retirement system and against the Harnett County school board in a pension-spiking battle. At stake is a nearly $198,000 bill assessed to the local schools.

The state Court of Appeals will allow two lawsuits to move forward in separate cases involving school buses that caused damage while delivering meals to students during the COVID pandemic. The cases involve plaintiffs suing the Charlotte-Mecklenburg and Alexander school boards.

A group that provides education and training standards for N.C. sheriffs is challenging the recertification of a fired state trooper. The group is asking the N.C. Supreme Court to take its case.

The NC Court of Appeals will allow a lawsuit to move forward alleging open-meetings violations by the Pinehurst Village Council in 2021. The unanimous decision reverses a trial court’s decision to dismiss the suit.

The murder and robbery convictions of a North Carolina man in the death of a co-worker seven years ago were upheld by the state Court of Appeals on Tuesday.

The state Court of Appeals in North Carolina has upheld the murder and robbery convictions of David Myron Dover for the death of his co-worker, Arthur "Buddy" Davis, seven years ago.