Historic preservationists asked the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday to deny President Donald Trump’s appeal to continue construction on his $400 million White House ballroom on the grounds of the demolished East Wing.
For more than three decades, researchers have been tracking ticks, mice, oak trees and other wildlife in a New York forest to better understand what makes Lyme disease more likely to spread. Their latest findings challenge some long-held assumptions — including the idea that deer are a major driver of Lyme disease risk.
More than 60 cities, counties and fire departments say the country’s three biggest fire truck manufacturers have conspired to suppress competition, resulting in skyrocketing prices for fire trucks and repair parts and years-long manufacturing delays.
North Carolina Democratic Gov. Josh Stein vetoed a controversial elections law bill on Monday, saying the veto was necessary to defend voting rights. In both chambers of the legislature, only Republicans voted to pass House Bill 958.
Sen. Norm Sanderson, R-Pamlico, was arrested for DWI by the state highway patrol Oct. 18, 2025, near Lenovo Center in Raleigh, according to Wake County arrest records.
Recent polling shows growing opposition to data centers in North Carolina. That trend is being reflected across the state Monday, with three more cities and counties considering putting data project developments on pause, while a proposal to build one in Raleigh was withdrawn Saturday.
as online gambling continues its spread into virtually every corner of the modern pro and college sports experiences, we’ll discuss what North Carolinians think about it and some of the latest political news in a two-part conversation with veteran pollster David McLennan
Back to school time has arrived and as public school teachers struggle to equip their classrooms, we’ll talk to Wake Ed Partnership President Keith Poston about a remarkable program that’s making many of their lives a lot easier…
Families who believe local officials prematurely ruled their loved ones’ deaths suicides or accidents — rather than investigating whether domestic violence played a role — are pushing lawmakers in a growing number of states to require additional scrutiny.
Governor Josh Stein vetoed House Bill 377 on Monday, saying it would have a “chilling effect” on judicial independence in North Carolina.