The $5 tickets, on sale statewide Tuesday, lean into the Tar Heel-Wolfpack rivalry while funding student scholarships.

Cleveland alone accounts for 20,066 flagged registrations — roughly one in every 12 voters in city precincts.

A three-way race is shaping up in Oakland's Montclair, Dimond and Glenview area over school finances and closures.

Rep. Rob Hall says student behavior, not pay, tops teacher stress — and he's eyeing new discipline law for 2027.

Wake County leaders touted a WakeMed-Atrium health deal and farmland wins, but admit housing can't keep pace with 66 new residents a day.

Fed Governor Michael Barr says AI-driven chip demand is stalling inflation progress, with markets betting on another October hike.

Judges pressed both sides Tuesday on whether a Gaston County malpractice suit over a teen double mastectomy should reach a jury.

Butler County's Michael Gmoser will review whether Hamilton County's 2014 case against the former judge was tainted.

A canceled flight of 70 people to Africa shows what's at stake as justices weigh migrants' due-process rights.

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst won't hold ICE detainees after all, and local lawmakers say the about-face took far too long.

Sen. Ed Markey wants answers on a monthlong federal holdup that left more than half of U.S. kids without free COVID shots.

Mayor Christi Fraga opens the Oct. 1 summit with airport, port and logistics leaders — plus a G20 briefing featuring the U.S. State Department.

A new federal audit flags 269 flawed Afghan asylum files, but advocates say biometric checks caught what paperwork missed.