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The use of naval mines goes back more than two centuries, but the use of these weapons by both Russia and Ukraine has renewed discussion about the value

Today we celebrate North Carolina’s 233rd birthday! Many state officials, including state House Majority Leader John Bell, took to social media to acknowledge the big day. https://twitter.com/JohnBellNC/status/1594688742782124032 On Nov. 21, 1789, North Carolina became the 12th state to ratify the United States Constitution and the only state with two ratification conventions. In 1729, the state

“Our America” presents a mournful, terrible, exhilarating, and honest tour of the United States.

Police on the Outer Banks are searching for a 22-year-old man wanted in connection with a road rage incident that left a motorist with serious injuries.

Kill Devil Hills Police needs the public's help to find a man wanted for a road rage incident that took place.

Persian Gulf, March 2003: A sailor in an EA-6B Prowler, left, looks down at a fighter jet that gets close to the aircraft while it is being parked on the USS Kitty Hawk flight deck.

As Orville Wright takes an officer up for more than an hour.

"More Americans get their history from Ken Burns than any other source," the late historian Stephen Ambrose is alleged to have said, a statement that can be received with awe, horror, or a mixture of both.

New book by Navy lawyer who defended accused Black sailors documents one-sided investigation, dubious testimony and other injustices in case that rocked the military

A special episode of "San Diego News Fix" in which we offer a behind-the-scenes look at our newsroom and discuss what goes into making some of the decisions about our coverage.