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Coinciding with Black History Month, the offenses echo racist attacks from the Civil Rights era and are being investigated as hate crimes.

Americans saw a big jump in new jobs in January, but gaps for Black and rural North Carolinians persist.  

Roughly 97% of all Army soldiers are at least partially vaccinated. But the military service has issued official reprimands to more than 3,000 soldiers, who amid the rising Covid cases, could pose a health risk to the rest of the force.

Public HBCUs across the nation and North Carolina have gone decades without equal levels of funding. The bill due is jaw-dropping. 

The top court in North Carolina is getting ready to decide what has to happen to have “free elections.”

If approved, younger kids could get the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine by the end of February.

Bring history to life with an east-to-west road trip that travels from the coastal maroon colonies to the founding of the sit-in movement to the site of MLK’s address in Durham. 

Demand is on the rise, but blood donations in North Carolina have been plunging for nearly a year.

Today saw a third wave of bomb threats to historically Black universities. The institutions have been diversifying the nation’s industries for over a century.

Twenty-five percent more North Carolinians enrolled for insurance at Healthcare.gov.