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The poll of registered voters shows that Biden has 51 percent support while Trump has 44 percent.

A “racial equity” task force commissioned by the city of Durham, North Carolina, issued a report Thursday recommending the creation of a reparations fund to address “systemic racism.”

Detective Josh Simmons and North Carolina state trooper Justin Stone saved the life of an elderly woman on Tuesday.

North Carolina’s Asheville City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to pass a repentant measure that formally apologizes to black residents and moves to issue reparations in the form of investments in certain areas of the community through the creation of the Community Reparations Commission.

A North Carolina man accused of killing his infant son is facing a charge of first-degree murder in connection with his death.

A North Carolina community raised money for a pontoon boat for a 12-year-old boy fighting cancer after the Make-A-Wish Foundation allegedly rejected his request.

President Donald Trump and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden are in a “virtual tie” in North Carolina, according to a poll released by East Carolina University Center for Survey Research on Tuesday.

A man has been arrested for allegedly murdering a seven-year-old girl in Forest City, North Carolina, just hours after being released from jail.

At least three North Carolina sheriffs say they will not enforce a mask mandate announced by Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper on Wednesday afternoon.

Three members of the Wilmington, North Carolina police department were fired when a routine audit revealed violent, openly racist exchanges.

Conservative Madison Cawthorn, 24, has defeated 62-year-old Lynda Bennett, endorsed by the conservative beltway, in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District Republican primary race to replace Mark Meadows.

Crews removed two Confederate monuments in Raleigh, North Carolina, Saturday morning after protesters wrecked the two bronze soldiers which stood atop the 75-foot Confederate monument at the capitol Friday night.

Governors, mainly Republicans, from some of the states experiencing a rise in novel coronavirus cases following their decision to reopen earlier than other U.S. regions, assert that they can handle the spike and refuse to reimpose lockdown measures.

The pavement on South Tryon Street in uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, was painted with the words “Black Lives Matter” on Tuesday.

White police officers and members of the community gathered on Saturday to wash the feet of black faith leaders in North Carolina.

The president lamented that Cooper and Democrats in his state refused to guarantee that Republicans would have full use of the Spectrum Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina.

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday night that he is seeking a new state to host this summer’s Republican National Convention after North Carolina refused to guarantee the event could be held in Charlotte without restrictions because of ongoing concerns over the coronavirus.

A rioter appears to have accidentally lit himself on fire while trying to set ablaze the Market House in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on Saturday, according to video shared to social media.

Seven-year-old Curtis Rogers, of Raleigh, North Carolina, created a social distance-style prom for his babysitter on Tuesday.

Democrat Charlotte City Councilman Larken Egleston said Monday there was “no way” the GOP convention scheduled to take place August 24 could go on as planned due to the coronavirus.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, justified his slow reopening of the state as Trump threatened to move the location of the Republican National Convention.

President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina, citing a problem with the Democrat governor.

A car wash employee in Greenville, North Carolina, discovered a $1,200 stimulus check in the trash and made sure it was returned to its intended recipient.

Ever since he was six years old, a North Carolina boy has been setting aside birthday money to donate it to cancer research.

Neighbors in Wilkes County, North Carolina, made sure a young man had a birthday to remember on Tuesday.

Police are investigating a series of break-ins at local auto dealerships in or near Winston-Salem, North Carolina, after a group of 19 juveniles ranging in age between six and 16 allegedly stole nearly 50 cars worth more than a million dollars over the past two months.

Protesters with guns rallied against North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper’s (D) stay-at-home order on Friday.

An anonymous donor stepped up to help the hungry in North Carolina in a big way by sending a $200,000 check to a North Carolina food bank.

Officials in North Carolina’s Gaston County announced on Wednesday their intention to sign an order allowing businesses in the county to reopen, effective April 29 at 5:00 p.m., despite Gov. Roy Cooper’s (D) extended stay-at-home orders.

When North Carolina’s Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper announced last week the extension of his stay-at-home order until at least May 8, he also said the state will not move into Phase One of an economic reopening even after that date until two criteria are met.

More colleges and universities have announced plans to reopen their campuses in the fall, including Purdue, North Carolina State, and Michigan State. Most American colleges and universities were forced to shut down their campuses in March to mitigate the spread of the Chinese virus, and some, like Boston University, have suggested that campuses would remain closed until 2021.

If there’s no danger of the health system crashing, why aren’t we reopening? Maybe there’s an answer, but up till now no one’s given enough of a damn to explain it to me. 

Several hundred protestors in Raleigh, North Carolina, descended on the state’s general assembly building to call for reopening the state.

Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC) is planning to attend a protest in support of First Amendment rights in North Carolina after measures were taken to shut down businesses and gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Judicial Watch, a watchdog organization, has filed a lawsuit against North Carolina and two of its counties for having nearly one million inactive voters on their voting rolls. 

Conservative David Benham was arrested over the weekend outside a North Carolina abortion clinic for allegedly violating coronavirus rules.