Sen. Ted Budd supports Trump’s approach to Iran, citing decades of terrorism and the threat of nuclear weapons.
Concern continues to grow this week as the attacks on Iran by the US and Israel continue. US Northern Command (NORTHCOM) ordered “heightened security” at all US military installations, including those in North Carolina. Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, Marine Corps Air Station New River, also in Jacksonville, and Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point have all stepped up security.
Intensive community policing could be a solution to NC violent crime, according to a new report from the John Locke Foundation.
As we approach Black Friday, experts advise consumers on how to avoid falling victim to personal data scams.
Gov. Stein should emulate the success in Washington, DC, where President Trump's deployment of the National Guard slashed violent crime by nearly half in the weeks following the surge — including 12 straight days without a homicide.
While property crime remains high in Charlotte, there has been a 5% decrease since 2024.
Despite the federal government shutdown, the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) passed the Senate version of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) last week, which includes funding for North Carolina military installations.
The Charlotte murder revealed what residents already feared: the transit system has dangerous gaps.
State lawmakers are rounding up support across branches of North Carolina’s government ahead of a major criminal law reform bill expected to be filed Sept. 22 in the General Assembly. The move comes amid public outrage following the recent light rail murder of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte and growing demands for stronger protections in public spaces.
Winston-Salem ranks No. 14 on FBI's recently released list of the top 30 cities with high crime rates.
In an age when information moves faster than ever, a single misleading post can ignite a digital wildfire—damaging reputations, misinforming the public, and shifting focus away from facts. The last week has offered a textbook case of why it's crucial to look before you leap when sharing stories on social media.
