The officer who arrested them testified that the students used profanity and that placing hoods on the statues was like a hate crime.

It's a sight to see and smell. Three years ago about 5,000 people came to check out NC State's massive corpse flower. By the end of the week, it's expected to bloom again.

A unique summer camp in Raleigh allows children to play with dolls in a historic home that looks like a dollhouse.

It's not every day you can see North Carolina's copy of the Bill of Rights, but you've got a chance this week in Raleigh.

It's being called a "game-changer" in downtown Raleigh, and on Tuesday, those behind the ambitious project revealed details of the plan. It's called "Downtown South," an entertainment district on 55 acres at downtown Raleigh's southern edge, at S. Saunders Street and Interstate 40.

A total of 21 people have been indicted in relation to what federal prosecutors said is a multi-state crime ring that aimed to steal used cooking oil and sell it for profit.

North Carolina counties that still use touchscreen-only voting systems could get a reprieve from a state law that would scrap those machines before the 2020 elections.

Governor Roy Cooper met with childcare teachers at Noah’s Ark Children’s Center in Wilmington. Teachers shared that too many of their colleagues are suffering from preventable diseases because they do not have access to health insurance. 

A multi-million dollar initiative to fight hepatitis C infections is launching in North Carolina after the opioid crisis caused a dramatic spike in statewide infections.