A group that North Carolina lawmakers created to boost education in the state has begun drafting recommendations for policy change. Members are focused on early literacy, the teacher pipeline and the school performance grades model.

Amid flurry of data center moratoriums, North Carolina is pushing for stricter rules for tech companies.

For more than thirty years, the federal government estimates that nearly one million military service personnel, their families, and civilian employees drank, cooked with, and bathed in water severely poisoned by industrial solvents at U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Brian Amburgey formed the grassroots advocacy group Lejeune Veterans for Justice and is organizing a mass rally at the Lejeune Memorial Gardens in Jacksonville on August 19.

A coalition of the state's leading law enforcement and prosecutor groups wrote to N.C. House lawmakers Monday asking them to take action next week on proposed hemp regulations that could ban many of the products currently sold in North Carolina.

Board of Governors limits new UNC-Chapel Hill program to 75 students, targets enrolled students seeking undergraduate degree in social work.

Celebrations of Appalachian craft highlight the local culture and have become a part of tourism in the region. Here’s how craft trails are part of the regional economic strategy – and Helene recovery.

Early voting sites at UNCG and NC A&T are key issues for the Guilford County Board of Elections. The nonunanimous decision now goes to the State Board.

N.C. Department of Transportation Secretary Daniel Johnson met with some community leaders last week. He wants local governments to back the I-77 toll lanes again.