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From Eek, Alaska, to Christmas, Florida, American towns have taken on some unusual names over the years. Is your hometown in this list?

FAIRMONT — Cellphones are amazing but not foolproof. Which is why it’s a good thing that the Mountaineer Amateur Radio Association joins other ham operators for field exercises every 4th

FAIRMONT — Cellphones are amazing but not foolproof. Which is why it’s a good thing that the Mountaineer Amateur Radio Association joins other ham operators for field exercises every 4th

Prior to workers in North Carolina clearing out land for the Triangle Expressway, archaeologists investigated the site to see if there were any signs that the original inhabitants of the state once occupied the area and what they found was pretty exciting. In an interview with ABC11, Matt Wilkerson, who is the head of the archaeology unit with the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), described what they found, “As a result of the survey for this entire corridor, we identified, I believe, it’s over 155 sites.” These sites were located in the southeastern part of Wake Cou...

The scientists found something significant. "As a result of the survey for this entire corridor, we identified, I believe, it's over 155 sites," said Matt Wilkerson who heads up the NCDOT's archeology unit. Anytime NCDOT plans to build a road, federal law requires that it documents historic or even prehistoric sites in the construction corridor. "NCDOT takes its stewardship responsibility very seriously," Wilkerson told ABC11. He said that is why NCDOT formed the archeology unit more than 30 years ago, deciding it would be the most efficient way to handle that responsibility. In the case of t...