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Liberty University’s Convocation remains the largest weekly gathering of Christian students in the world. The event features powerful worship, prayer, and inspirational speakers from a wide variety of fields, from business and politics to sports and entertainment. Guests regularly share...

Crackdowns against gender and sexual minorities are terrifying activists.

Environmentalists fear the move could increase flooding and water quality woes, especially in Eastern NC, and open millions of acres to development

Increased punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment received final legislative approval Thursday in North Carolina.

Anyone damaging energy facilities, transmission lines or equipment would face up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine under legislation approved unanimously by the N.C. House Wednesday.

Increased punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment have received final legislative approval in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Increased punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment received final legislative approval Thursday in North Carolina after attacks on the states electrical grid caused a dayslong blackout

Lawmakers look to beef up power grid security following attack in Moore County last year

As the vote draws nearer a fairly uncontroversial question we might ask others is “Have you decided how you will vote?” We’re not asking them for their opinion, rather we’re opening the door to discussing what is helping them make their decision.

Over 50 individuals, groups, businesses, public representatives and clergy in Buncrana and Inishowen have come together to ‘extend the warmest welcome’ to all new residents to the area.