The 5-2 vote advances the closely watched Atrium-WakeMed deal even as the language on a $2 billion investment and five-year price cap is still being finalized.

Residents in Cedar Creek and Gray’s Creek say the $590 million PFAS settlement will matter only if it produces reliable, safe drinking water.

Public records show how lobbying and negotiations reshaped the Atrium-WakeMed deal, adding $150M and new county protections.

Based on McCord’s income alone, she would qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, which provides food benefits to more than 1.2 million low-income North Carolinians who ...

Major changes tied to immigration status and work requirements could affect hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians.

State leaders say NC has met the terms of a 2012 settlement with the federal government over community living for people with disabilities.

As Atrium Health seeks to combine with WakeMed, its latest compensation report shows 10 executives were paid more than $1 ...

In 2014, Angela Diaz was 24 years old and believed she was receiving secret messages from the world around her. She describes being paranoid that her coworkers were watching her and could hear her ...

After serving five years in the Marine Corps and another 10 as a Department of Defense contractor, Robert Elliott found the transition away from military life difficult. The jobs he took did not last, ...

LGBTQ+ seniors face more aging-related challenges than other seniors, in particular, isolation. Aging in intentional communities may provide the support they need.

On Tuesday evening, just days after President Donald Trump signed into law the new federal budget passed by Congress, several dozen people took a seat in the Pullen Park Community Center in Raleigh.