Health and Human Services Secretary Dev Sangvai said it will help ease the financial burden for those pursuing a career in nursing, particularly in rural communities.

Ashley Correa-Martnez was accused of entering a meditation room in the main student center and taking the Book of Mormon. Investigators said she also damaged the carpet by smearing human waste on it, and urinated on a foot wash station. Warrants show she threatened to assault members of the Muslim community because of their religion.

The search for Dominic Connelly continues. He now has additional warrants issued against him for attempted first degree murder, felony assault on law enforcement causing serious injury, and resisting a public officer.

The tract, known as Greens Thoroughfare, is both an island and located on the northern shore of the river, containing floodplain forest as the dominant habitat.

The bill was introduced shortly after the Republican-controlled North Carolina General Assembly redrew Davis's 1st Congressional District, a change that could threaten his seat in the 2026 election.

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Marine Fisheries and staff from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission will hold an informational meeting next week to present upcoming management changes for Striped Bass in the Tar-Pamlico and Neuse Rivers.

Domtar Paper Company in Martin County applied to modify its existing permit, asking permission to increase the number of green logs processed in its woodyard — doubling output to 4.4 million tons per year.

A coastal low pressure system caused large surf and severe erosion on Hatteras Island.

From Carolina barbeque to Cajun treats, sweets and donuts, food with a Mexican or Caribbean flair, there are dozens of food trucks feeding people in eastern North Carolina.

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Cape Hatteras National Seashore is warning of expected hazardous weather conditions and continued presence of threatened oceanfront structures in Rodanthe and Buxton.

SNAP provides food assistance to low-income families, and North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson said any interruption would be devastating for North Carolina, where 1.5 million people rely on it to eat.