The Department of Defense has announced the death of another Camp Lejeune Marine.

More than a dozen Democratic members of the House are facing a wave of negative ads by two conservative, Republican-allied groups that plan to spend more than $5 million on advertising.

With 130 bands gearing up to hijack Downtown Raleigh for three days, we take a look at the bands who shared their tunes on Session at Studio B.

Another North Carolina native has died while supporting Operation New Dawn.

A Christian minister in Florida is canceling plans to burn Qurans on Sept. 11, heeding an international outcry that drew criticism from President Barack Obama and religious and political leaders across the Muslim world.

Shaw University introduces Irma McClaurin as the new president.

Police in Fayetteville are warning Scotts Mill residents about suspicious activity that was reported in the area.

An Illinois-based gas distributor is warning officials in 12 states that some propane deliveries may have lacked enough of an odorant needed to alert homeowners of possible leaks.

Independent reviewers have removed the murder of Michael Jordan's father from a list of cases mishandled by North Carolina's State Bureau of Investigation.

More than 100 jobs are expected to be created in both Mecklenburg and Wake counties due to an expansion at ABB Inc.

Friday marked the first meeting of the year for the University of North Carolina Faculty Council. This was the first chance for Chancellor Holden Thorp to address the faculty directly about the investigation into the football program.

Jason Holt, a research scientist at pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline in Research Triangle Park, is working on a drug that would help reduce muscle loss in cancer patients.

What started as a Depression-era highway project was celebrated Friday as an economic engine and a landmark to conservation.

Thousands of Muslims marked the end of Ramadan Friday morning with prayers at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds, but their day of reflection and celebration was clouded by controversy.

About 50 employees at a chemical company in Cary were evacuated Thursday after an explosion inside a lab.

The Town of Cary has closed an intersection of Cary Parkway again to continue with repairs after Wednesday's water main leak.

A 31-year veteran of the North Carolina National Guard who's served twice in Iraq will become its next top leader.

The University of North Carolina system is bracing for another year of deep cuts, and officials said Friday they fear the latest round will severely impact classroom instruction on their campuses.

A judge ruled that more time is needed for evidence testing before Brad Cooper goes on trial in connection with the July 2008 death of his wife Nancy Cooper, a 34-year-old mother of two.

Federal authorities have accused a North Carolina man of describing how to make explosives to bomb an abortion clinic after agents found the instructions on his Facebook page.