The target of complaints and criticism, Rutherford County is struggling to manage its animal control needs. The state may be ...

Should he have been hired? That's what some wonder after it was revealed the Washington County deputy involved had been in ...

Wednesday’s ruling may seem like a setback for the Republican's election protests. But two months into his fight, there is ...

The Asheville provider's work did much to make people forgive if not forget. But some say the goodwill engendered by Mission Health is gone.

With their homes gone, many now live in campers and tents. But with winter in full effect, finding enough propane to heat ...

Is 1,4-dioxane dangerous? Opinions vary. But that hasn't stopped cities from releasing the chemical into the drinking water of communities.

As a new legislative session begins, Democrats and Republicans find themselves faced with old issues and an all too familiar power divide.

Reeling from losses to land and livestock, many farmers are holding out for help. If it doesn't come soon, spring may yield a bitter harvest.

The North Carolina General Assembly meets in the State Legislative Building in Raleigh, seen here in Feb. 2018. File / Frank Taylor / Carolina Public Press As lawmakers head into a legislative session ...

Faced with Helene's deluge, Duke Energy coped by opening a dam. But excess water drowned a community, which could put Duke in hot water.