The News & Observer and other Triangle newsrooms are asking a judge to release videos related to the fatal crash.

BPR faces a $300,000 funding loss due to Trump's order, risking local journalism and emergency alerts in Western North Carolina's rural communities.

NC's rankings in different data points run from the seventh best state overall for economy to 32nd for infrastructure.

With Trump's May 1 executive order targeting public media, Blue Ridge Public Radio could lose $300,000 in funding.

The Raleigh Police Department (RPD) filed a motion Wednesday to join a coalition of news outlets, including INDY, in ...

An organization that loses its status, whether it’s a university like Harvard, a food bank, a homeless shelter or any other kind of charity, is suddenly subject to federal income tax. It also loses ...

An abandoned mall could soon become the first casino in South Carolina. Here’s what residents should know about this massive ...

The bill would reverse a 2020 state Supreme Court decision that ruled UNC-Chapel Hill had to provide such documents.

On May 2, 2025, My Daily reported that media outlet KBS has issued a formal apology following public backlash over a NewJeans (NJZ)-related inappropriate thumbnail. The thumbnail was featured in ...

THE release of Pulse Asia's 2025 Elections: Senatorial Preference survey taken on March 23-29, 2025 through various media outlets on April 11, 2025 just made the elections more exciting. Nominal fifth ...

Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law a funding bill lin March that among other things provided another two years of funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.