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The search for victims of a suspected serial killer is expanding far beyond his Ohio home and yard, where police have found the remains of at least 11 people.

These individuals are listed on the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office Web site as being wanted for various charges.

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They are the two guys that most around Northeast racing would agree are the best two Modified drivers without full-time Whelen Modified Tour rides.

Multiple news outlets have reported that accused serial killer Anthony Edward Sowell may have spent time in eastern North Carolina in the 1980s while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Some residents here are coming together to talk about what it would take for this growing community to become a full-fledged town.

Election Day is fast approaching. Until Election Day, we will profile candidates seeking seats on the Kings Mountain City Council.

Local community organizer, historian and activist Yonni Chapman died Thursday after a long battle with cancer.

When Republican state Rep. Jeff Barnhart began serving as a Cabarrus County commissioner almost 20 years ago, there were fewer people like himself, then a recent upstate New York transplant, living on the edges of Charlotte.

Marye Lasco was heading home on I-85 in her 2007 Lincoln MKX when the rock hit her windshield, causing a crack about the size of a 50 cent piece in the glass and shattering her good mood.

For the eighth consecutive year, the Michael A. DeMayo Scholarship program is pleased to offer high school seniors an opportunity to win a $2,500 scholarship toward their college education.

Some local TV stations have a taken an idea from the pages of the newspapers and the cable news networks.

The recession has hit middle-income and poor families hardest, forcing more into poverty in the past year, data released by the U.S. Census Bureau Tuesday shows.

John Rex Endowment, Raleigh, seeks proposals fpor grants to support positive youth development and capacity building.

BB&T employees in Raleigh provided $5,000 of BB&T-donated items and $1,200 of personally-donated items to support SAFEChild, Raleigh, including appreciation-day dinner for SAFEchild staff, parents and children.

Fall is approaching, and people in some places may notice something a little different.

Here are new corporations filed with the N.C. Secretary of State for Gaston, Cleveland and Lincoln counties.

During the summer, it's always a challenge for the American Red Cross to collect enough blood to meet hospitals' needs.

Bubba McLaughlin, Mooresville; Cindy Connolly, Mt. Ulla; and Beverly Hampton, Mt.

CLEVELAND a ' A retired Army lieutenant colonel is running for a seat on the town's Board of Commissioners.