More than 2,000 people registered for Duke Health's sold-out Durham gathering, up from just 40 attendees in 2009.

A tan pit bull mix survived only because workers heard the truck coming. Deputies now want to question a man seen walking away on camera.

Chapel Hill welcomes Old East Whiskey and Rams Head Silver Rum as Kenan Stadium's specialty cocktails debut this weekend.

Text messages show Michael Magnanti steering Republican board votes to keep a Creedmoor voting site closed — one member deleted the texts.

A 4-3 Durham City Council vote clears 50 market-rate homes near Lick Creek, even after planners recommended denial two months earlier.

At UNC Greensboro, Gov. Stein toured a sign-language lab and heard veteran teachers say raises still skip years 15 through 24.

Mary Patterson-Johnson says no one told her prosecutors dropped the murder charge against Patricia Ayers in her son's strangulation death.

Samir Terry, 26, died at the North Church Street store as police say the shooting appears isolated between him and the suspect.

Seth Kotch trimmed his seven-page, color-coded syllabus for a mandated public database, but says the tough classroom conversations stay put.

Dan Ariely donned a pirate hat at Israel's legislature days after a third of his research came under fire back home at Duke.

A driver told Durham police he fell asleep before running off Page Road and slamming into a closed dental office Monday morning.

A frozen $7.25 wage and no public-sector bargaining rights keep North Carolina at the bottom of Oxfam's worker rankings.

Two victims suffered serious injuries near North Carolina Central University, the latest in a string of drive-by shootings across Durham this year.