North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs will talk about protecting the right to vote and her opponent’s attempt to overturn her 2024 election victory at an upcoming forum hosted by U.S. Senate Democrats.

Democratic lawmakers in North Carolina on Tuesday called on the federal government to release some of its files on millionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, adding their names to the growing chorus of politicians seeking more information.

The field for the 2025 Maui Invitational was released July 29. Here's a look at the teams, schedule, bracket and matchups:

Exclusive: Democrat Roy Cooper, who served two terms as North Carolina governor, makes his candidacy official in what’s expected to be a highly watched and expensive race.

The US Department of Agriculture has named Raleigh as one of five new hubs, part of a plan to relocate federal workers from Washington, D.C. USDA

WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — Republican National Committee chairman Michael Whatley is planning to enter the race for the open United States Senate seat in North Carolina, CBS News reported on Thursday.

The Cougs are one of eight teams competing in the 2025 Southwest Maui Invitational. Teams in the field include WSU, Boise State, host Chaminade, Seton Hall, NC State, USC, Arizona State and Texas. Teams in the field make up 136 NCAA Tournament appearances, 11 Final Fours and two national championships.

The cost and need for fresh injections of sand is growing thanks to climate change even as funding for the beach-building projects grows more tenuous.

On this episode of the Tar Heels Insider Podcast, North Carolina Tar Heels on SI beat writer Grant Chachere is joined by associate beat writer Jeremiah Artacho

The Trump administration is expected to release billions in federal education funding, including $165 million for North Carolina, after withholding the money last month and creating panic for public schools.

In the ruling, District Judge David Estudillo said there was ‘no question’ that the law burdened the free exercise of religion.

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) on Monday accused lawmakers in Washington, D.C., of “taking food out of the mouths of hungry children” as he gears up for a rough race in the Tar Heel State.