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

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

About a dozen demonstrators sat in on NCAA arguments, accusing Chief Justice Paul Newby of favoring Duke Energy over the public.

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

Exponential Scholars covered 3,233 classroom requests across North Carolina, including one that reopened a Kinston-area school media center.

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

Governor Josh Stein says the new FEMA money is moving faster, even as North Carolina's total storm damage sits near $60 billion.

Cedar Fork and Northwoods elementary families could see new addresses as Wake County spreads students to fill the new Morrisville High School.

A new state law lets students miss up to five days for urgent farm needs, plus two more for livestock shows and equestrian events.

Berger Jr. will finish his term but says his public service isn't over — as his father's legislative career ends too.

Students say leaving the leaky, century-old downtown building stings, even as the $200 million Stadium Drive campus rises two miles away.

Two donors listed at Phil Berger and Destin Hall's Chapel Hill fundraiser were never identified, but regulators still closed the case.