Cornelius-Lemley Fire Rescue is sharing photos of a recent fire to explain why a closed door can help save lives during a fire.
A Davidson knitting group's "yarn bomb" memorial on Main Street honors a fellow member who was struck and killed downtown last month.
Attorneys for Brown's family called the Pasquotank top prosecutor's refusal to bring charges "an insult and a slap in the face."
Reese Grandelli, 9, collected more than $1,200 to buy Thanksgiving turkeys for the FeedNC food bank in Mooresville.
"Some people I voted for won. Some lost. I do trust the results, even if I don't like some of them," one North Carolina voter said.
The wait for the final result of who gets North Carolina's 15 electoral votes will extend through at least Nov. 12, election officials said.
By midday Tuesday, some voters reported intimidating actions at NC poll sites, from a gun in a holster to screaming protesters.
Readers have strong opinions about how realistic it is to expect children to wear a mask in a school setting, according to Patch's survey.
An NC sheriff says he won't enforce the new mask mandate. An expert in constitutional politics says criminal sanctions are not the point.
A survey of NC Patch readers shows masks are affecting personal decisions about where to spend money and how to socialize.
NASCAR officials said the banned Confederate flag "runs contrary to our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment."
At least 21 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in the county since Friday, state health officials said Monday.
A survey of Patch readers in the NC business community shows strong support for masks, social distancing as the state reopens.
North Carolina reported 11 new deaths and 853 more coronavirus cases on May 16.
A survey of NC Patch readers shows strong support for Gov. Cooper, and a lack of satisfaction with Trump's performance during the pandemic.
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte held a remembrance ceremony on Thursday, the one year anniversary of a deadly campus shooting.
The number of confirmed positive cases of the new coronavirus in Iredell County is now 112, up by four cases since Wednesday.
There are an additional 45 cases of the new coronavirus in Mecklenburg County, health officials announced Thursday.
The state's schools superintendent announced Thursday a reopening task force that will help North Carolina public schools get back on track.
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in North Carolina rose by 561 overnight, bringing the cumulative total to 10,509.
