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After three years of construction, Gov. Roy Cooper along with leaders from the N.C. Department of Transportation, CSX Corporation, and Carolinas Gateway…

Officials are reminding the public that flying drones near wildfires is not only dangerous but illegal.

The U.S. Army general who wrote the report on prisoner mistreatment in Iraq says the abuse resulted from leadership failures, a "lack of discipline, no training whatsoever and no supervision." Taguba is testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee. Hear NPR's Renee Montagne and NPR's David Welna.

Since military operations began in Iraq and Afghanistan, more than 1,700 service members have had combat-related amputations.

In conjuction with National Radon Action Month, a state agency is encouraging homeowners to test this month for radon gas. The North Carolina Department…

The National Weather Service says at least 17 tornadoes whipped through Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.

Parents and advocates who want to help dyslexic students are pushing schools in Kansas to rethink how they teach reading.

A court in Virginal says Yelp has to release the names of seven critics who use its site. They gave a Washington, D.C. carpet cleaning service scathing reviews. And now the business owner wants to take them to court, saying they weren't really customers.

Parenting is hard enough when the family is under one roof. But what if your children are 300 — or even 3,000 miles away? Guest host Celeste Headlee hears from parents whose work, military service or divorce take them away from their children.

Survey crews with the National Weather Service office evaluated damage from what was a strong EF-1 tornado that impacted eastern Carteret County on…