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Piedmont Environmental Alliance, Yadkin Riverkeeper, No Data Center Rural Hall and the Carolina Federation are demanding state lawmakers pass a two-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers.
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Robert Zane Tester served in the Town of Boone Police Department for nearly three decades and was chief of police from 1986 to 1998. He died on Oct. 8.
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According to the North Carolina Board of Elections, there are lots of different reasons poll workers might write on ballots — and they’re often required by law.
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The Winston-Salem Police Department says a Randolph County man was found dead in one of the park’s trails on Sunday. He was facing five felony charges and had a warrant out for his arrest.
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Five years after disastrous Juneteenth event plan, Latta Place redevelopment begins with a new focusA groundbreaking ceremony in Huntersville on Monday marked the start of construction on an $11.2 million redevelopment project at a historic site that closed five years ago amid controversy tied to Juneteenth.
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Winston-Salem police say they responded to multiple fights and disturbances on Sunday, the final night of the Carolina Classic Fair.
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Charlotte's data center moratorium is set to expire Nov. 5. Monday night, the City Council heard from the public on a proposal to extend the ban on new data center development by up to 11 months.
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Charlotte Mayor Rob Harrington issued the first mayoral veto in at least a decade on Monday.
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Brazilian artist Rodrigo Amarante performed at the American Tobacco Campus on Saturday, October 10, 2026 as part of the Good Moon Festival.
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Nearly 39,000 fewer guests attended the Carolina Classic Fair this year compared to last. Officials are attributing the decline to Saturday's weather-related closure.