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"North Carolina definitely feels like a second home. …
8+ hour, 9+ min ago (100+ words) Sam Perley: "North Carolina definitely feels like a second home. It's a great place and I'm excited to be back. I felt like I've been part of the team since the first day I walked... Sam Perley: "North Carolina definitely…...
GOP senator sees North Carolina race as a lost cause
3+ hour, 9+ min ago (439+ words) President Donald Trump’s thirst for revenge against Republican lawmakers who refused to sufficiently bow to him is backfiring spectacularly—and nowhere more so than in North Carolina. Trump effectively pushed out Tar Heel State GOP Sen. Thom Tillis last June,…...
Opinion: North Carolina's farm families are hurting - don't tax them more
18+ hour, 41+ min ago (284+ words) In June, Gov. Josh Stein signed the NC Farm Act into law. It passed by a landslide - 110 to 2 in the House, 48 to 0 in the Senate - the kind of agreement Republicans and Democrats in Raleigh almost never reach these days. One…...
North Carolina reused dredged material that would have been discarded offshore to rebuild an eroding bird island near Wanchese; within a week, oystercatchers and terns were exploring the new habitat
10+ hour, 5+ min ago (435+ words) A North Carolina island that had been losing land to erosion has been restored using material removed while clearing a nearby navigation channel. The dredged material, which would otherwise have been placed offshore, was used to rebuild Wells Island near…...
How Much of a Nest Egg You Need To Retire Comfortably in North Carolina—Breaking Down the Costs
13+ hour, 31+ min ago (846+ words) Social Security covers only part of retirement costs in any state, leaving most retirees dependent on personal savings. A comfortable retirement in North Carolina costs about $75,300 a year for couples and about $53,400 for a single retiree. After Social Security, a…...
Raleigh Weather Forecast Sunny Monday And A Hotter Week Ahead
30+ min ago (218+ words) Raleigh is expected to see sunny skies and a high near 79 degrees Monday. Temperatures are expected to rise through the workweek, with rain chances later in the week. Tuesday should be mostly sunny with a high near 83, followed by a…...
No. 17 Cal Downed By North Carolina - California Golden Bears Athletics
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (342+ words) 9/27/2026 5:18 PM | Field Hockey Van Wiechen Records Nine Saves As Cal Battles Until Final Whistle The No. 17 California field hockey team fell to North Carolina (5-4, 2-1 ACC), 4-0, Sunday afternoon to close out its ACC home-opening weekend. The Golden Bears are now 0-2 in…...
Notre Dame football at North Carolina | Game time, TV
16+ hour, 32+ min ago (65+ words) When: Saturday, Oct. 3 at noon ET Where: Kenan Memorial Stadium (50,500), Chapel Hill, N.C. TV: ESPN, streaming available at ESPN+ Radio: WSBT (960 AM, 961. FM), WNSN (101.5 FM) Line: Notre Dame is a 21.5-point favorite. The over/under is 48.5 points. Series: Notre Dame leads…...
Carolina Curious: How do elections officials handle candidates with felony charges?
12+ hour, 36+ min ago (348+ words) A candidate for the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school board was charged with two felonies months after filing for candidacy. But there won’t be a trial until after the election. For this week’s Carolina Curious, WFDD’s Amy Diaz looks into how…...
Nor'easter eats away at vulnerable North Carolina coast
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (70+ words) Nor’easter waves are eating away at the North Carolina coast. FOX News Multimedia Reporter Chelsea Torres reports from Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks, where coastal erosion continues to worsen along the vulnerable shoreline. Nor'easter waves are eating away…...