Will Doran

North Carolina U.S. Senate candidates Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley agree on deporting immigrants accused of violent crimes but disagree on much else, including how to enforce immigration laws and whether President Donald Trump's approach has gone far enough, or too far.

Kalshi announced the disciplinary action Monday against Republican Laurie Buckhout, part of a national investigation that found multiple politicians were betting on races they were involved in, including former Congressman George Santos.

In central North Carolina alone, more than 630,000 people don't know where their next meal is coming from — a number that has ballooned recently due to inflation, plus federal cuts to food stamps and similar aid programs.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections plan to consider new mail-in ballot rules hours before the start of mail-in voting. Meanwhile, federal lawsuits still loom.

U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley rallied with supporters in Fayetteville Thursday, warning about threats to public safety and promoting endorsements he has won from police groups. Whatley has repeatedly criticized his opponent, Democrat Roy Cooper, as not being tough enough on crime when he was governor.

The new rules for mail-in voting could lead to more ballots being thrown out in 2026 and beyond, due to mistakes that elections officials didn't previously view as problematic.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to vote by mail in North Carolina this year. Learn more about how to request a ballot, send it back in and track its progress to ensure it's counted.

Should the NCAA pay college athletes for continuing to use their name, image or likeness — even if they played before the NIL era? Members of N.C. State's 1983 championship basketball team say they're owed a cut.

Whatley is going all-in on his support for Republican President Donald Trump, as he trails Democratic candidate Roy Cooper in polls and fundraising.

North Carolina “has become a crime-ridden state” under former Gov. Roy Cooper, President Donald Trump said Wednesday. Data shows crime has been dropping for years.