Roblox is suing YouTuber Schlep, raising questions about the implications for content creators and the gaming community. This video discusses the latest developments in the Roblox-Schlep lawsuit, ...

The Biltmore Estate experienced flooding and damage to the grounds and some buildings — but not the house — during Hurricane Helene, but was welcoming tourists back by November, ahead of its Christmas ...

The NC State Wolfpack is off to its first 2-0 start since 2022 after a narrow 35-31 victory over Virginia on a warm Saturday afternoon. The Wolfpack sealed the game with an interception in the end ...

Golf enthusiasts seeking the ultimate test of skill will find North Carolina's toughest courses concentrated in a few key areas, including a county that's home to 16 of the top 100. That's more than ...

Most parents have always been cautious about spaces in online gaming, but Roblox has come under fire more recently after it allegedly failed to implement proper safety protocols for kids. The ...

The first few notes of “Carolina in My Mind” are instantly recognizable, transporting James Taylor fans to the musician’s home of North Carolina. Then again, the same can be said for “You’ve Got a ...

Weather conditions like temperature and precipitation play a significant role in determining the vibrancy of fall foliage. Western North Carolina's varied elevations give it one of the longest fall ...

FEMA approved an additional $35 million in reimbursement funds for North Carolina’s Tropical Storm Helene recovery. The September 2024 storm caused nearly $60 billion in damage and killed over 100 ...

A North Carolina man standing in Lafayette Park across from the White House on Monday afternoon leaned over and poured a liquid over an American flag. He then picked up a megaphone that let out a ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Drinking while driving in North Carolina is not only illegal, but could cost you your license, thousands of dollars in fines and ...

Already, the first reds and golds have started edging the ridgelines in western North Carolina. Soon enough, the maples, beeches, oaks and hickories will be in full splendor. What we don’t know yet is ...