State lawmakers in North Carolina are considering a bill that could significantly impact the display of large American flags ...

Cities across North Carolina are preparing for the "No Kings" protests, a part of a "nationwide day of defiance" against President Donald Trump, coinciding with Flag Day on June 14.

United States and North Carolina flags will fly at half-staff Monday, May 26. Here's what to know about Gov. Josh Stein's half-staff flag order. Why are flags at half-staff in North Carolina?

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Monday, May 26, 2025, in observance of Memorial Day. This action honors North Carolinians who died in military service.

On Friday afternoon, FEMA denied North Carolina's appeal to extend 100-percent cost reimbursement for debris removal cost-sharing related to Hurricane Helene recovery.Read the full letter of ...

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has recognized June 14 as Flag Day. The declaration was made to commemorate the adoption ...

NORTH CAROLINA (WNCT) — Governor Stein has ordered all United States and North Carolina flags at state facilities be flown at half-staff in honor of Memorial Day. The flags should be flown at ...

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Freshman star Chloe Humphrey scored four goals, older sister Ashley Humphrey had four assists and North Carolina's defense dominated as the Tar Heels capped an unbeaten season ...

A mass shooting in Hickory, North Carolina, has resulted in one death and 11 injuries. The incident occurred at a house party in Hickory. A mass shooting in western North Carolina has killed one ...

Crowds gathered at Orange Street Community Center and at Granville County Democratic Party headquarters. In Lee County, a "No King's" rally sponsored by the Lee County Democratic Party was held on the ...

At least one person is dead and 11 others are injured after a mass shooting Sunday morning near Hickory region of North Carolina, according to the Catawba County Sheriff's Office.In a Facebook ...

Officials said the quake was 4.8 miles west of Rosman, 27.7 miles northwest of Easley, South Carolina and 27.8 miles west southwest of Hendersonville, North Carolina.