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With GOP struggling, Trump makes last-ditch push in North Carolina
With Republican candidates struggling, Trump said he planned to come back to North Carolina again ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms.
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North Carolina fairgoers donate to food bank for state fair admission
On Thursday, NC State Fair attendees can donate six nonperishable food items to get into the fair.
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Scam losses topped $1 billion in North Carolina over five years
The amount of money reported as lost increased every year from 2021 through 2025. It rose from about $95 million in 2021 to just over $342 million in 2025.
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Compound GLP-1 injections are being recalled. Here’s why
Apothecary Pharma LLC initiated a voluntary recall of GLP-1 injections on Sept. 24 because of a “lack of assurance of sterility.”
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Opinion: Don’t be fooled by the tax amendments on your ballot, NC
The constitutional amendments on North Carolinians’ ballot on November 3 promise to lower taxes. They are really about a tax break for the wealthy — not for you, the author writes.
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8 horror movies filmed in NC that belong in the cinematic canon
Whether you want slow-burning suspense, gory slashers, or cult classics, these 8 horror movies filmed in North Carolina have it all.
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‘It’s going to be really bad’: North Carolinians speak about dire outlook for healthcare
Rural communities like eastern North Carolina already face challenges like healthcare scarcity. With looming cuts to Medicaid set to kick in next year, community leaders and members are speaking out.
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9 ways adults can celebrate Halloween in Fayetteville
From costume parties and haunted attractions to themed nights out, here’s a look at nine Halloween events geared toward grownups in Fayetteville.
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Raleigh could be forced to allow a new data center, despite moratorium
3 things happening in NC this week, including Raleigh’s data center headache, Charlotte’s jail problem, and Hart Square’s old-timey festival.
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Great Smoky Cannabis Company offers blueprint for NC legalization
After two years of selling cannabis legally on tribal land, the Cherokee have something North Carolina lawmakers don’t — a functioning example of what a regulated marijuana market can look like.
