2 hrs ago | WTSP-TV Saint Petersburg
Who were the 4 U.S. citizens killed in drone strikes?
On Wednesday, the Obama administration publicly acknowledged for the first time that four Americans were killed in drone strikes since 2009 as part of U.S. counterterrorism activities surrounding al Qaeda.
2 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Ferrari club? Of course. Porsche club? Naturally. Pinto club? Really?
Until I met a young man named Eric Henderson down in North Carolina, I had no idea that there was a Ford Pinto club .
3 hrs ago | WITN
Smile! The State Wants Your Buckled Up Pictures
The Governor's Highway Safety Program is marking the 20th anniversary of its "Click It or Ticket" campaign with a renewed effort to get all North Carolina motorists and passengers to buckle up.
6 hrs ago | WCNC-TV Charlotte
Audit: NC Medicaid claims system untested, flawed
An audit of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services says it has failed to fully test a new $484 million computer system scheduled to begin processing Medicaid claims on July 1. The report issued by the office of State Auditor Beth Wood raises serious questions about the process used to affirm the complex NCTracks software will be ... (more)
6 hrs ago | Kinston Free Press
North Carolina ranks No. 4 in the unemployment rate for blacks
From left, Renee Farrow and her sister, LaReesa Farrow, look for jobs Wednesday at the Employment Security Commission.
6 hrs ago | WTVC
Arrests in Cleveland Mother's Murder
Melissa Huggins-Jones was killed May 14th in her North Carolina apartment. The mother of two had just moved there from Cleveland to take a new job two weeks before her death.
Forecasters, researchers and first responders team up to take on Hurricane Season
It was a year ago Wednesday that Tropical Storm Alberto was spinning just a few hundred miles off the coast of North Carolina.
North Carolina House bill opens renegotiation on Dix property
A North Carolina House panel recommended a bill Wednesday that buys time for the city of Raleigh to renegotiate a lease for the 325-acre Dorothea Dix property with the state.
U.S. acknowledges four Americans killed in counterterrorism missions
The deaths of three of the Americans - Anwar al-Awlaki, his 16-year-old son Abd al-Rahman Anwar al-Awlaki, and Samir Khan, all of whom were killed in drone strikes in Yemen in 2011 - had been previously reported.
North Carolina Terror Suspect Killed in Overseas Drone Strike
The Obama administration confirmed Wednesday that a Raleigh man wanted on federal terrorism charges was killed in an overseas drone strike.
ASU professors to write book on Civil War history from new perspective
This drawing from the Library of Congress helps illustrate the harsh conditions that affected health, troop movement and even battle outcomes during the Civil War.
Music from the Mountains to the Coast
The Avett Brothers' Bob Crawford performs at MerleFest 2013. MerleFest and The Mast Farm Inn in Valle Crucis will host the N.C. Bluegrass Pavilion at the 2013 IBMA World of Bluegrass, offering a variety of workshops, videos and music with a focus on North Carolina-based musicians and events.
U.S. Housing and Urban Development awarded $806,566 in a second round of grants to support 16 local homeless housing and service programs in North Carolina.
NC Senate leaders unveil budget plan
North Carolina Senate leaders on Sunday released a $20.6 billion state budget proposal for the 2013-14 fiscal year as part of a biennium budget plan.
Grant awarded for Swansboro community garden
The Swansboro Parks and Recreation Department has been awarded a $3,000 grant from Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina as part of the Nourishing North Carolina initiative.
The NC Omega Beta Chapter at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill received the University's award for "Most Campus Involvement." The Brothers at NC Omega Beta are involved in a gamut of organizations, Student Government, IFC, Honor Court, Club Football, the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, Dance Marathon, Relay for Life, Club ... (more)
How to fight Alzheimer's disease: Can vitamin B, playing the piano or eating curry really help?
Here are ten of the most significant studies on staving off Alzheimer's, with an expert verdict from the Alzheimer's Society's Jessica Smith That was the claim yesterday from scientists at Oxford University who suggested a daily dose of vitamin B could stave off the condition's devastating progression.
NewsOne: Nearly 60 North Carolinians Arrested In Growing Protests
Progressive protests against a wave of conservative legislation in the North Carolina State House show little sign of weakening at the one month milestone.
Immigration bill advances to House floor
A bill granting driving privileges to North Carolina residents who are living in the country illegally is headed to the state House floor.
Residents ask questions about Independence Blvd. construction
Dozens of people who live off of Independence Boulevard came out Tuesday night to learn about plans to widen it.