The Assembly Network's teams in the Triangle, Greensboro, and statewide won a total of eight awards for stories published ...

The World Whistlers Convention now draws hundreds of entrants to Japan every year. But its roots are in Louisburg, N.C.

Duke University alumni have played high-profile roles in the Trump administration. A 2000s culture clash helps explain why.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley told an attendee at a May campaign event that he’d like to disband FEMA.

Gov. Josh Stein announces he is reversing Medicaid cuts his administration implemented. (Bryan Anderson for The Assembly) ...

In April, FERC fined American Efficient $1.1 billion for perpetuating “a scam” they said cost ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars.

While other states have prohibited intentional balloon releases, North Carolina’s legislature has taken the air out of all ...

This story is republished from NOTUS. An active-duty Army soldier who was killed in an explosion while helping dispose of a downed Iranian drone in Iraq has been identified as the 17th U.S. military ...

For five days every spring, the North Carolina Azalea Festival in Wilmington celebrates the region’s culture, artwork, and landscape through a street fair, parade, live concerts, and tours of the city ...

The North Carolina Press Association will honor winners at a September 10 dinner, including members of our teams across the state.