An Alamance County father and his two sons face 48 felony charges for an alleged fraudulent insurance scheme, according to North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey.

Elizabeth City man sentenced to 8.5 years for intent to distribute fentanyl after a guilty plea and a law enforcement operation revealed his drug trafficking activities.

Raleigh Parks releases a video featuring children sharing how local parks enrich their lives, emphasizing the importance of these community spaces for play, nature enjoyment, skill development, and socialization.

Labor Commissioner Luke Farley honored Raleigh businesses for workplace safety at an awards event, commending their efforts to prevent injuries and promote a culture of safety.

N.C. Department of Transportation issues weekly financial reports for transparency and compliance with state law, detailing expenditures, receipts, and reserved cash for specific projects.

The body of 21-year-old Nestor Margarito Ramirez Menjivar was found at Jordan Lake after he was swept away by currents while fishing near the B. Everett Jordan Dam.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announces a $52 million investment in rural community development, focusing on infrastructure, business expansion, health facilities improvements, and downtown economic revitalization.

North Carolina voters from four minor parties will be reclassified as unaffiliated after the parties failed to meet the state's recognition thresholds post-2024 election.

Garner Town Council passed an $87.3 million budget for FY 2025-26, including funding for Garner Fire-Rescue merger, Yeargan Park, street resurfacing, and housing preservation.

Ex-Fayetteville officer Jacob Jones is charged with sexual battery, and his bond was reduced; the police department emphasizes standards and accountability.

North Carolina officials, including Governor Josh Stein, attended the Paris Air Show to promote the state as an aerospace hub and to attract new business.

A man from Denver, NC, was charged with insurance fraud for filing a false hit-and-run claim regarding prior damage to his vehicle. He was released on a $20,000 bond.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh predicts a heatwave in central North Carolina, with temperatures reaching mid 90s to low 100s and advises residents to take precautions.