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Fly ash, the fine powdery portion of coal ash, is required in many North Carolina building projects and it actually makes concrete more durable and last longer.
Environmentalists, lawmakers and Duke Energy are still trying to figure out what to do with more than 150 million tons of ash stored across the state. More>>
Alisa Johnson is a longtime Durham resident who claims there are as many as 20 illegal frat houses in the city of Durham.Two recent investigations into complaints of illegal activities at off-campus college party houses in the city of Durham has some neighbors getting more vocal about the issue. More>>
Wind, rain and warm weather were the weather headlines on Monday, but winds calm down and temperatures go way down on Tuesday.
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County commissioners and Fayetteville's city council held a joint public hearing about incentives for a proposed Sanderson Farms facility.County commissioners and Fayetteville's city council held a joint public hearing about incentives for a proposed Sanderson Farms facility.
Students at UNC again rallied to change the name of one of the school's buildings that's named after a Ku Klux Klan leader. More>>
Tom DiTomasso, of Leaders and Training, pictured on the right.Experts say contractors are a necessary resource to back up the United States military. More>>
Marshall Doran was indicted on two counts of first-degree murder. (WECT)Marshall Doran, 22, appeared before a New Hanover County grand jury on Monday and was indicted on 38 charges.
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Neighbors have complained about parties at a home at 902 Vickers Ave. in Durham.The city of Durham has launched an investigation in to a home rented by Duke University students. More>>
No. 3 Virginia's defense locked down in the second half to beat No. 12 North Carolina 75-64. More>>
WNCN-TV earned an Emmy Award in the “Promo Campaign” category for the second consecutive year. More>>
Raleigh Police were investigating a bank robbery at the First Citizens Bank at 7208 Creedmor Road Monday morning.
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An 81-year-old Raleigh man who was reported missing Monday afternoon was found safe near the South Carolina border.
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Promising to help America's middle class, President Barack Obama on Monday sent Congress a record $4 trillion budget that would hammer corporate profits overseas and raise taxes on the wealthy while boosting tax... More>>
Summer Jefferson, 15, did not return home after school on Jan. 27.Police in Raleigh are requesting assistance locating a 15-year-old Heritage High School student who did not return home after school. More>>
The sheriff's office says alcohol and curiosity were likely the motivations behind the mutilation of a llama at a Monroe farm.Three men mutilated a 300-pound llama that was protecting dozens of alpacas in an act of "pure meanness," according to police. More>>
The 2015 Debt Affordability Study says state government has more capacity to issue bonds. More>>
Dunham's Sports in Burlington (WXII)Police in Burlington say a worker at a sporting goods store was injured when he accidentally shot himself with his own gun. More>>
File PhotoTop Senate budget-writers have written a spending bill that seeks to ensure a panel drafting new academic standards for public schools has money to perform its work. More>>
Susan Kluttz of the Department of Cultural Resource said historic tax credits have helped developers. More>>
Photos courtesy of the Dodson family and Erica Robertson PhotographyBy the time Jase was 6 months old, doctors noticed he was underweight and diagnosed him with failure to thrive. Two months later, they learned he had a brain tumor.
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The Patriots' Super Bowl XLIX victory over the Seahawks delivered a 49.7 overnight rating, the highest in Super Bowl history. More>>
Cloudy day in RaleighSir Walter Wally did not see his shadow on Monday. More>>
File PhotoDetention officers at the Wayne County Detention Center stopped four inmates from escaping Sunday night, the sheriff's office said Monday. More>>
File PhotoA fraternity has asked its chapter at East Carolina University to suspend activities after a woman reported a rape last week. More>>
County commissioners and Fayetteville's city council held a joint public hearing about incentives for a proposed Sanderson Farms facility.
County commissioners and Fayetteville's city council held a joint public hearing about incentives for a proposed Sanderson Farms facility.
A man was found walking down the highway during a snowstorm Sunday and his stroll was captured on video.
A man was found walking down the highway during a snowstorm Sunday and his stroll was captured on video.
Students at UNC again rallied to change the name of one of the school's buildings that's named after a Ku Klux Klan leader.
Students at UNC again rallied to change the name of one of the school's buildings that's named after a Ku Klux Klan leader.
Environmentalists, lawmakers and Duke Energy are still trying to figure out what to do with more than 150 million tons of ash stored across the state.
Environmentalists, lawmakers and Duke Energy are still trying to figure out what to do with more than 150 million tons of ash stored across the state.
An Air Force veteran who served in Kuwait found a note on her car Friday criticizing her for parking in a veterans-only parking spot in Wilmington.
An Air Force veteran who served in Kuwait found a note on her car Friday criticizing her for parking in a veterans-only parking spot in Wilmington.
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