Regional Food Summit focuses local efforts to fight food deserts in southeastern North Carolina

North Carolina teen girl longs to feel loved and get adopted

HOME, WE ARE MEETING A 14 YEAR OLD TEEN GIRL WHO’S LIVED IN FOSTER CARE MOST OF HER IFE. SHE SAYS SHE NEEDS A FAMILY THAT WILL NEVER GIVE UP ON HER. AUDREY BIESK NOW INTRODUCES US TO NYLA. THAT’S SUCH A PRETTY NAME. THANK YOU MEANS GIFT TO GOD. IT MEANS …

Indiana fugitive arrested in North Carolina for rape and child molestation charges

A man wanted in Indiana for rape and child molestation charges was arrested in Iredell County, North Carolina, officials said. MOORESVILLE, N.C. — A man wanted in Indiana for rape and child molestation charges was arrested in Iredell County, North Carolina …

This Tiny Town Is The Oldest In North Carolina—And It Has Amazing Waterfront Views

'Registration Repair' letters to begin in August for 103,000 North Carolina voters

North Carolinians who receive a letter and don't respond can still vote with a provisional ballot. RALEIGH, N.C. — The North Carolina State Board of Elections will be sending letters to more than 100,000 North Carolina voters in the coming weeks, …

Governor Stein awards $11 million for trail projects across western North Carolina

Grants will help build and improve trails in mountain communities, supporting recovery, healthy living, and economic growth NORTH CAROLINA, USA — Today in a press release, Governor Josh Stein announced that the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources …

Governor Stein Announces More Than $11 Million for Great Trails State Program Projects in Western North Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA, July 17 - Today, Governor Josh Stein announced that the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources has awarded more than $11 million authorized by the General Assembly in grants to communities and nonprofits in western North Carolina from …

North Carolina joins $200 million lawsuit after FEMA cuts impact state projects

Leland, N.C. (WECT) – North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined a $200 million lawsuit against the federal government after over 60 North Carolina entities lost funding after the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program …

Prodded by lawsuits, North Carolina seeks to tighten voter ID records for roughly 200,000 people

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina election officials on Thursday launched an online database of voter registration records for 103,000 people who need to add their driver’s license numbers or partial Social Security numbers to the state’s records, a move …

More Heat and More Storm Chances and Flood Risks in North Carolina

Hot & Humid with More Storm Chances and Flood Risks I’M AUDREY BIESK. AUDREY. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT, LET’S SHIFT OUR FOCUS BACK TO THE WEATHER AGAIN. ANOTHER WEATHER IMPACT DAY. SIMILAR PATTERN. IT HAS BEEN A WET JULY, HASN’T IT? THE HEAT, THE HUMIDITY, …