According to a USA Today source, an NCAA investigator met with a University of North Carolina compliance officer this week.

Mandela, 94, has been in the hospital for two weeks, fighting a lung infection.

Today the stock market took a step back after suffering through a massive drop earlier in the week. 

Family, friends and politicians of the past four decades gathered to say goodbye to former North Carolina Gov. Jim Holshouser.

A USA TODAY study found that tens of thousands of times each year, patients undergo surgery they don't need.

After a two-day meeting, the Greensboro City Council finally passed its nearly $460 million budget.

The public had the chance to voice concerns about the proposed rate hike at a public hearing on Wednesday.

Cone Health announced Wednesday the company is eliminating 300 positions, 150 are current employees.

A Greensboro woman and her family - victims of last week's severe weather - are saying thank you Wednesday night.

Duke Energy is proposing a rate increase that will affect customers in the Triad.

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory is urging leaders in the state education system to devise ways to boost teacher pay.

 

The 75 miles per hour speed limit increase is only a suggestion to NCDOT, not a requirement.

An amendment to a Senate Bill would raise car insurance rates for more than a million drivers around the state.

A drug informant and a man selling him drugs have been shot during a deal in an elementary school parking lot in Charlotte.

Police in Fayetteville are investigating two car wrecks involving the same Jeep Cherokee in both crashes that killed two people.

 

With prices up to 65% off, today is a superb day to gear up for summer.

The Guilford County Sheriff's Office confirms that Keith Lauchon Jackson Jr. did have a key to unlock his shackles when he escaped for 15 minutes last Friday.

LaToya Graham wasn't expecting a tree to come slamming through her house last week, but she was even more surprised when she found out the insurance she thought she had, no longer existed.

The Wolfpack (50-15) will play an elimination game against North Carolina on Thursday.

He's one very little busy boy, 3-year-old Grayson Clamp from Charlotte who's now experiencing a different world all together.