The SBI is investigating an April 2024 Kentucky distillery trip involving North Carolina lawmakers and lobbyists over alleged ethics and lobbying violations.

Leaders broke ground Thursday on a $129M phased rebuild of Clayton High that keeps students on campus while a new main building is built.

Raleigh residents are invited to an event at Dix Park to discuss the development of local parks, following the approval of the 2023 parks bond projects.

A diversionary 'flash‑bang' was thrown near an Aberdeen early‑voting site; no injuries were reported and police have increased patrols as they investigate.

NCDMV expands its self-service kiosks to 10 more locations, following a successful pilot, allowing North Carolinians to perform various DMV transactions like license renewals and vehicle registrations at select stores and a driver license office.

The North Carolina Department of Revenue issued guidelines for retailers on rounding cash transactions after penny production ceased, to ensure fair tax calculations.

A Mecklenburg County businessman, Prakash Mehta, was arrested on three counts of embezzlement for allegedly diverting $200,902.12 in sales tax. He was released on bond with a court date set.

Court records show undercover ALE buys and lab tests led to a Feb. 13 search that found nearly 1.8 kg of THC products, a handgun and $4,460 at Bull City Mini Mart.

Hill Street Park is hosting a "Little Leprechaun" event for toddlers on March 16, featuring crafts and storytime. Pre-registration and an $8 fee are required.

Court records show a registered Durham sex offender, Javone Darrell Parker, has been indicted on statutory rape and abduction charges; bond is set and hearings are scheduled in March.

The N.C. Department of Revenue released guidance on federal tax law's impact on state tax filings for 2025, highlighting the differences that North Carolinians need to consider.

NC Governor Stein honors the contributions of Black farmers during a Black History Month event, acknowledging their role in the state's agricultural history.

Measles cases rise to 22 in North Carolina, prompting NCDHHS to urge vaccination, especially for unvaccinated children and infants 6-11 months in affected areas.