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Cali Green had paced just a few steps from sipping her cup of coffee in the lobby of the Rocky Mount Event Center on Saturday when the questions began coming

Newark City Council once again delayed voting on the controversial rental tax Monday, this time to explore alternative revenue ideas, including recouping credit card processing fees and charging residents a

Probably one of the IRTs best productions.

Return with us now to those memorable days of 2016. The Carolina Panthers endured a disappointing loss in the Super Bowl. A January ice storm paralyzed parts of the state.

"Poppers by Grant" began as a science project in 2021 and has since grown into a family-run business selling white hulless popcorn, with plans for expansion.

Don’t be alarmed Wednesday and Thursday when National Guard trucks, equipment and a decontamination tent surround the Ritz Theatre and the Lissner House in downtown Brunswick.

BOSTON — Downtowns, youth sports programs, churches, food pantries and nonprofits are among the myriad interests angling for a piece of the states nearly $58 billion budget.

Can dark chocolate improve memory?

It seems like every time I turn on the national news, pictures of the destruction in Gaza appear. As an American, they are getting more difficult to watch each time.

I attended a town hall hosted by Christ Church on April 11, my first such soiree. I had cautiously transected the gauntlet of students thrusting strongly-worded placards against the Church,