On Wednesday, students at Appalachian State University will be back in the classroom for the first time since Helene hit nearly three weeks ago. Source:…
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The city of Jacksonville has been awarded a $16 million stormwater grant that will help reduce flooding and improve water quality and access through five…
The city of Mount Airy said the officers were involved in a chase with an armed suspect in the Flatlock area. Source: WRAL News
A Martin Middle School teacher sent statements to WRAL News on Wednesday, a day after several members of Moms for Liberty — a group that…
A highly anticipated development in north Durham has broken ground more than a year behind schedule. Source: WRAL News
Some North Carolina voters have reported receiving absentee ballots with both envelopes already sealed, likely caused by moisture and humidity from Hurricane Helene and other…
Sheriff Estes told WRAL News that several other members of his staff, as well as the Broadway Police Department and citizens, were also victims of…
A Wendell woman arrested Tuesday faces five counts of cruelty to animals. Source: WRAL News
Two men were shot and killed Tuesday in Cumberland County. Their bodies were found near a large estate near Hope Mills. Source: WRAL News
On Wednesday, students at Appalachian State University will be back in the classroom for the first time since Helene hit nearly three weeks ago. Source:…
Pullen Park’s beloved Holiday Express is set to enchant families from Dec. 2-18, 2024, with tickets going on sale Oct. 16 Source: WRAL News
A rezoning request for a property in Swansboro has been unanimously recommended for denial by the Onslow County Planning Board for the second time this…
GREENVILLE — Marsha Lyndell and Shenelle Howard met each other in the long winding line, waiting to get into Minges Coliseum on the East Carolina…
Governor Roy Cooper said during a news conference Tuesday that 92 people are still unaccounted for in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene killed hundreds across…
Several FEMA locations have reopened in western North Carolina after being forced to cancel appointments and pause operations over reported threats against workers. Source: WRAL…