Kinston police are seeking help identifying a vehicle and people shown in video tied to a hit-and-run at Napa Auto Parts. Anonymous tips may qualify for a cash reward.

A Cary family says a 55-year-old father suffered a stroke in ICE custody after alleged missed medication and inconsistent basic care. His emergency removal stay was denied.

Triangle Land Conservancy has protected another 602 acres of Johnston County wilderness along the Neuse River, adding wetlands, shoreline and trail potential to a fast-growing conservation corridor.

A car tore through a wooded area before crashing into a Raleigh home, leaving a four-foot hole in the wall. The driver was hospitalized, but the residents stayed home.

Nine people, including four teenagers, were injured in a targeted shooting at a Greensboro banquet hall. Two men were taken into custody, and city leaders are discussing a possible curfew.

A 19-year-old Garner man is charged after his 14-month-old stepchild died in a bathtub while police say the child was in his care. He remains jailed without bond.

Chapel Hill’s stalled Franklin Street wet-lab site could become a 225-apartment mixed-use project with retail, parking and public space.

A July 12 altercation at AMC Holly Springs resulted in injuries. Police have released photos and want to speak with a man and woman.

Raleigh starts the week muggy and mostly cloudy, with afternoon storms Monday and a wetter Tuesday that could bring isolated flooding. More upper-80s heat follows later in the week.

A juvenile was shot in the arm inside a Raleigh vape shop Saturday afternoon. Police say no suspect or motive has been identified.

Thirteen North Carolina athletes are asking a Guilford County judge for another season after the NCAA changed its eligibility rules. A Wednesday hearing could decide whether they get back on the court or field.

Underwater drones and multiple Wake County fire departments joined a Raleigh lake search after a possible missing-person report.

Elizabeth Warren headlined a sold-out Raleigh dinner as North Carolina Democrats rallied around Roy Cooper, Anita Earls and a high-stakes 2026 ballot.