Are ‘not responsible for broken windshield’ signs legal in NC?
Truck signs claiming 'not responsible' for broken windshields or warning drivers to stay back do not provide blanket immunity in…
Krispy Kreme debuts new doughnut, but it won’t stick around. When to get it
Charlotte-based Krispy Kreme is adding a blueberry-flavored Original Glazed doughnut for four days only, available at participating shops nationwide.
Feds investigate ECU medical school for racial discrimination in admissions
The Department of Education is investigating East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine for alleged racial discrimination in admissions under…
SBI warrant reveals Greater Carolina group spent money on Panthers, vacations
An SBI search warrant seeks Greater Carolina records in Fuquay-Varina amid an investigation into lobbying, ethics violations and spending in…
Inside NC State basketball’s summer practice: What is coach Justin Gainey’s focus?
NC State Wolfpack head coach Justin Gainey stresses defense, rebounding and care as he molds roster, culture during high-intensity practices…
Data centers are aiming for North Carolina. What would that mean locally?
North Carolina communities debate AI data centers as residents worry about water, energy, noise and tax breaks while officials weigh…
‘Black buildup’ and ‘pink slime’ at Durham chain restaurant: latest inspections
Weekly roundup of Raleigh & Durham-area restaurant health inspection scores July: Waffle House, Que Pashoo and Jeresy Mike’s Subs received…
NC lawmakers again pledge money to help private jet company expand in Eastern NC
State budget directs Commerce Department to spend $30 million on flyExclusive’s training and maintenance buildings at North Carolina Global TransPark…
Duke Energy ends wind lease off NC coast. Lawmaker calls it a Trump ‘pattern’
NC congressional Democrats led by Rep. Deborah Ross demand details after Interior settles with Duke Energy to end its Carolina…
NC attorney general says Duke Energy’s lowered rate increase is still too high
North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson refuses to join Duke Energy settlement, arguing a 9.5% residential increase is still too high…