North Carolina’s congressional delegation is composed entirely of representatives of the Christian faith, though only 77 percent of adults in the state identify as Christian, according to the Pew Research Center.
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N.C. judges will soon run for office in partisan elections after the state Senate overrode Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of House Bill 100 last Thursday.
Read More »The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said in a statement that 28-year-old Josue Javier Diaz exposed a handgun to an undercover officer, who then shot and killed Diaz.
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While college students might feel refreshed following their icy winter break, Wake County high schoolers took to social media to say they are barely skating by in preparation for midterms.
Read More »Shea Denning, a professor in the UNC School of Government and expert on motor vehicle laws, is creating a podcast that analyzes impacts of drunken driving sentences through interviews with convicted drivers.
Read More »Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had a lot working in her favor to secure a victory in the North Carolina Democratic primary elections against Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt.
Read More »North Carolina's Democratic primaries Tuesday witnessed few surprises — early polls perfectly predicted the night's victors.
Read More »Policies clashed and tempers flared at Thursday's democratic debate. Viewers of the MSNBC hosted event witnessed the first debate of the primary season between just two candidates — former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen.
Read More »The American Psychological Association now recognizes links between frequent adolescent marijuana use and the development of psychotic disorders.
Read More »Minority students are less likely to feel emotionally and academically prepared during their first semester at college — and less likely to seek help, according to a study released this month.
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