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Camelia McClain learned last week the receptionist job she had held for 22 years would be eliminated.

Durham County's district attorney is in a fight for her job at a hearing deciding whether she should be removed from office after accusing a senior judge of corruption.

A routine search turns into an attack on an Asheville Police officer. Officials were responding to a report of drug activity Sunday night at the Altamont Apartments.

Protesters invade Progress Energy`s Asheville plant, scaling towers and attaching themselves to coal-moving equipment.

North Carolina's election season is about to begin in earnest with uncertainty about who will run for governor.

North Carolina's election season has started in earnest as candidates are filing paperwork for positions from governor to county commissioner.

A Raleigh man is accused of assault with a wine bottle. Reginald Ray Bass, 36, of Raleigh faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon causing serious injury, assault with a deadly weapon and robbery with a dangerous weapon.

Award-winning, full-service advertising and branding firm The Marketing Machine is sharing its extensive knowledgebase with participants of a February 14 Business Tool Box workshop hosted by the Morrisville Chamber of Commerce.

When her 11-year-old son's basketball team found itself without a coach, Nell Finch did not hesitate to volunteer her services, much to her son's horror.

During Black History Month, the N.C. Museum of History and the Sons of the American Revolution will present the program Return to Tradition , highlighting a lesser-known fact about the American Revolution: significant numbers of people of color fought for the Patriots during the war.

The North Carolina Supreme Court is set to hear the case of a Charlotte man who is fighting a $14,000 hospital bill he calls inflated.

An officer with Raleigh Police Department cleans up pine straw spread on I-40 near the Hammond Road exit in Raleigh on Sunday, Feb.

North Carolina's political landscape changed in 2011, when Republicans took over control of the House & Senate in Raleigh for the first time in 140 years.

A Wake County deputy has shot and killed a 25-year-old man that he said threatened him with a knife.

Visitors to Capitol Square might wonder about the First Baptist Church on one corner of the square and another First Baptist Church on the opposite corner.

Lina Kok, left, and Diane Daniel look through photos to post on their travel blog.

The largest annual gathering of left-leaning and civil rights groups in North Carolina is pushing for liberal causes ahead of a big election year.

A Wake County sheriff's deputy shot a man Saturday morning after answering a call about a suicide threat and being confronted with a knife, officials said.

Thousands gathered at Nash Square Saturday for speechmaking and a march to the Legislative Building on Jones Street in downtown Raleigh.

The Western Carolina Medical Society's Project Access is hosting its 10th Annual HeartStrings event.