North Carolina News

Myers Park High School's St. Patrick's Day Parade Debut This Weekend

Some students from Myers Park High School are making their St. Patrick's Day Parade debut this Saturday in Uptown Charlotte.

North Carolina Judges Block Elections Board Changes Pushed By Republicans That Weaken Governor

North Carolina trial judges have struck down portions of a new law that would have changed how election board members are chosen.

Summer Travel Ideas With Mann Travels

Spring break travel is already underway, so it's time to start planning for summer!

NCDHHS Highlights Resources Available as Sports Betting Becomes Legal in North Carolina

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month. As sports betting becomes legal in North Carolina, the North Carolina Department of Health Human Services is increasing its efforts to prevent, treat and help those experiencing harms related to problem gambling.

Hickory Vehicle Crash Results In One Dead

A fatal vehicle crash that involved three vehicles is being investigated by Hickory Police.

Iredell County Intersection Being Switched To All-Way Stop This Month

The intersection of Old Wilkesboro Road at Scotts Creek Road will be converted to an all-way stop next week.

Giants Acquiring Star Rusher Brian Burns From The Panthers, AP Sources Say

A person familiar says the New York Giants have agreed to acquire edge rusher Brian Burns from the Carolina Panthers.

Governor Cooper Places Futures Bet On Carolina Hurricanes To Win Stanley Cup

Governor Cooper Places Bet On Carolina Hurricanes To Win Stanley Cup

Sports betting becomes legal in North Carolina with many locals already putting their money on the line

Panthers Upgrade O-line By Agreeing To $100M Contract With Guard Robert Hunt, AP Sources Say

This signing adds protection for last year's No. 1 overall pick, Bryce Young, was a major priority for the Panthers after the offensive line allowed 65 sacks last season, tied for second most in the NFL.

Attorney General Josh Stein And Secretary Of State Elaine Marshall Sue Sham Cancer Charity Operators

Attorney General Josh Stein and Secretary of State Elaine Marshall today sued Cancer Recovery Foundation, International (CRFI), also known as the Women’s Cancer Fund, and its owner Gregory B. Anderson.

UNC, Duke And Clemson Are NCAA Locks. The ACC Tournament Is A Chance For Others To Get In

The ACC Tournament comes to Washington with No. 4 North Carolina, No. 11 Duke and Clemson as locks for March Madness and a handful of teams on the bubble looking to prove they should be in the NCAA tournament, too.

NCDHHS Highlights Resources Available As Sports Betting Becomes Legal In North Carolina

As sports betting becomes legal in North Carolina, the North Carolina Department of Health Human Services is increasing its efforts to prevent, treat and help those experiencing harms related to problem gambling.

Police Arrest 16-Year-Old Juvenile As Suspect In Murder Case

CMPD police have arrested a 16-year-old juvenile as a suspect in relation to a murder of a 17-year-old that occurred on February 1, 2024.

Charlotte Daycare Director Charged With 6 Counts Of Child Abuse

Shirley Torrance has been charged with six counts of misdemeanor child abuse following an incident in February involving children riding in the car with no seat belts.

As Sports Betting Goes Live In NC, Governor Cooper Places Bet On Carolina Hurricanes To Win NHL Stanley Cup

At 12:00 PM ET on March 11, 2024, online betting operators began accepting sports bets in North Carolina for the first time in the state’s history. To mark the occasion, Governor Roy Cooper placed a bet on the Carolina Hurricanes to capture the 2024 NHL Stanley Cup trophy.