Barack Obama

The Commander in Chief recently made a comment heard across the globe. Now, it is encouraging Special Olympic bowlers from all over to show off their skills, especially one Wilmington bowler who can top President Obama's bowling score any day. Full story...

A Charlotte man pleaded guilty in federal court Monday for threatening President Barack Obama. Full story...

Somewhere in the crowd of about one and half million people, were some locals who witnessed the historic occasion in person. Full story...

Millions of people are expected to attend the inauguration. A Wilmington bus company is driving dozens of people from our area to watch it all unfold. Full story...

North Carolina State campus police say they know who spray-painted racist graffiti aimed at Barack Obama on campus Wednesday. Full story...

In Wilmington Wednesday night, the celebration of Barack Obama's election continued. Hundreds gathered at Union Missionary Baptist Church to sing and pray for the president-elect. Full story...

It was a long, hard fought battle. After his historic election as the nation's first black president, Barack Obama is promising supporters that change has come. Full story...

There is an update following last weeks tire slashing outside an Obama rally in Fayetteville. Full story...

Democratic vice presidential nominee, Senator Joe Biden, returned to North Carolina Monday, just a few days after he finished a three-city bus tour. Full story...

A gorgeous night, an intimate setting and James Taylor; not a bad way to go if you were one of the 900 ticket holders at Greenfield Park Amphitheater Tuesday night for a concert with a mission. Full story...

Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden's campaign said the candidate plans a tour of three North Carolina cities Thursday. Full story...

Police at Western Carolina University say a dead bear cub was found dumped on the campus Monday morning, draped with a pair of Barack Obama campaign signs. Full story...

Barack Obama spent Sunday campaigning in Fayetteville. Full story...

Politicians from across the state gathered in Charlotte Tuesday to discuss their support for presidential candidate Barack Obama. Full story...

While the line grew in anticipation of Senator McCain's speech, Obama supporters gathered just a few blocks away. Nearly one hundred people turned out for a rally on the Wilmington waterfront, including Senator Tony Rand. Full story...