Building interstate through rugged terrain and displacing neighborhoods part of the complex legacy of I-26 as construction continues.
RALEIGH – North Carolina lawmakers voted Wednesday to suspend the state’s 41-cent-per-gallon gas tax through November 30, interrupting a planned legislative break to pass the measure less than a month before Election Day.
Keeping the lights on is a top priority for every North Carolina household, but as energy costs keep climbing, more families are falling behind. Since
A North Carolina tradition is heading beyond the breakfast biscuit this month as 11 restaurants from the mountains to the coast take part in Country Ham Restaurant Week, October 15-25.
Surging costs drive demand at food pantries like CORA in Chatham County and across much of NC. Further loss of resources could be devastating.
Several wineries and cideries from the Piedmont Tribune’s coverage area will be among those featured when the N.C. Wine, Cider and Mead Garden returns to the N.C. State Fair, running October 15-25 in Heritage Circle near the Blacksmith Shop.
Most of North Carolina remained in drought this week, with parts of Guilford and Rockingham counties among the hardest hit in the state, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor’s report released Thursday.
Federal funding woes have made housing recovery uneven after Helene. But state and nonprofit programs helping create success stories
Wake County leaders gave the go-ahead Monday for a controversial combination between Raleigh-based WakeMed and Atrium Health, the state’s largest hospital system, which is based in Charlotte.
The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 3.5% in August, down from 3.6% in July.
North Carolina’s coast is in for a rough few days as a developing September nor’easter strengthens just offshore.
What looked like a dramatic NC State victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday afternoon turned into one of the most painful finishes imaginable, as the Wolfpack surrendered a touchdown with one second remaining to fall 35-31 in Nashville.