Gastonia City Manager Michael Peoples joined Queen City News Now to talk about the city’s playground improvement projects paid for by federal ARPA funding.

Jersey Mike's Nationwide Day of Giving

Tampa police officers stopped a scaly suspect caught meandering through a neighborhood intersection on Wednesday.

Officers encountered a 9-foot alligator out for a stroll at N. Howard Ave. & W. Kathleen St. shortly after 1 a.m. While waiting for a trapper to arrive, two men held down the large reptile as a third wrapped duct tape around its mouth.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved selling naloxone without a prescription, setting the overdose-reversing drug on course to become the first opioid treatment drug to be sold over the counter.

A speaker called for a public apology and the resignation of a Charleston County School Board member on Monday night over comments he allegedly made that were seen as transphobic and threatened the life of a teacher.

Knightdale worker killed in stabbing at business; co-worker in police custody, officials say

Man arrested for setting house fire, killing 2 dogs inside home in Madison Co.

Fallen Raleigh officer's family receives mortgage-free home

Wednesday will be sunny and mild before a gradual warmup into the weekend. Storm chances move back in Saturday.

Former High Point principal dedicates her retirement to changing families’ lives

After last year's attempt failed by one vote, North Carolina representatives are trying again to pass a bill that could bring millions in revenue to the state.