Terminal 1 at Raleigh‑Durham International Airport was evacuated early Monday after an anonymous threat; hundreds of travelers gathered outside as officials responded.

A Newport man was sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to racially motivated online threats that targeted preschool-aged children. Authorities say platform tips and federal investigators led to his arrest.

An Orange County jury will weigh whether Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools mishandled 2019 sexual-assault reports at Frank Porter Graham Elementary.

Police say a former Vandalia Christian School teacher used AI to alter students' photos into explicit images; investigators found 111 files and he2 0 is being held on $750K bond.

A woman was shot in the arm early Sunday at an apartment complex along South Walnut Creek Parkway in Raleigh; police say she is expected to recover and no arrests have been made.

Thousands gathered at the North Carolina State Capitol on Saturday as part of nationwide No Kings protests against Trump-era immigration policies. Organizers said the day included thousands of coordinated events across the country.

Frost this morning gives way to sunshine and a high near 66°F. A statewide burn ban is in effect — avoid any open burning today.

A domestic dispute between two off‑duty officers in Hope Mills left one man dead Friday; the SBI has opened an investigation and officials say there is no ongoing threat.

A federal judge in Raleigh upheld North Carolina’s photo voter‑ID law while noting it can disproportionately burden minority voters. The ruling keeps the statute in place as appeals loom.

A Winston-Salem couple used a lucky coin to scratch a $1M Loteria Multiplier win and opted for a $600K lump sum. Each took home about $216,031 after taxes.

After an 18-month probe, Marion police charged a father with murder and felony child abuse in the death of his three-month-old. The infant was found unresponsive on Sept. 12, 2024.

Saint Augustine's University settled its 2025 lawsuit with its accreditor and secured financing aimed at shoring up the Raleigh HBCU's balance sheet. The agreements are meant to protect students and campus assets while accreditation and legal reviews continue.

Warrants say Gloria Yesenia Nieves gave a machete to an 11-year-old who allegedly advanced at a school employee, prompting a Feb. 25 Code Red lockdown and criminal charges.