Ride-sharing officially picks up in NC

By Lauren Hong | September 1

Yellow taxi cabs might not be the only ones on terminal curbs — the N.C. General Assembly passed a bill Thursday to legalize airport pick-ups by transportation ...

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Virginia shooting video raises questions

By Tat'yana Berdan | August 27

Several media outlets chose to air the footage of two reporters from WDBJ-TV being shot mid-broadcast in Roanoke, Va., on Wednesday — raising questions ...

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Law officials speak to racial injustices in community panel

By Haley McDougal | August 25

Big, black men are not a threat — at least that’s what N.C. Rep. Edward Hanes Jr., D-Forsyth, told an audience of community members from across the ...

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Ease of North Carolina business startups debated

By Lauren Hong | August 25

A recent survey gave North Carolina a B- overall for small business friendliness, but experts disagree on what conclusions the grades offer. 

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Animal shelters questioned on ethics of selling carcasses

By Haley McDougal | August 25

Shelter animal cadavers are now for sale in one North Carolina county, raising questions about the ethics of using euthanized animals for research.

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Trump, Deez Nuts looking good in North Carolina

By Joe Martin | August 24

Donald Trump and Deez Nuts are surging in recent North Carolina polls, but analysts say current predictions are likely to change.

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UNC Professor discusses Confederate monuments

By Audrey Wells | August 17

W. Fitzhugh Brundage is a UNC history professor who focuses primarily on American history since the Civil War.

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Historical meaning of Confederate flag under examination in North Carolina

By Liz Bell | June 30

For over a century, the meaning of the Confederate battle flag has been the subject of debate in the South. 

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