Fayetteville NC

The tornado was one of several reported across North Carolina as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias moved through the state.

ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — Monica Glover, of Saint Pauls, celebrated with her mom on Tuesday when she learned she won a $1 million top prize. “My mom was with me while I was scratching the ticket,” she said. “We both cried when I won.” Glover bought her winning $1,000,000 Bonus Match ticket from Minuteman […]

Cleanup crews spread out across Fayetteville after storm leaves behind downed power lines and trees, and flipped vehicles.

Fayetteville is preparing to welcome a new rooftop dining destination, with a tapas-style restaurant and bar planned for Cape Fear Regional Theatre’s expanded 1209 Stages complex. According to Business Fayetteville, the concept, called Brava, will debut in January 2027 at 1209 Hay Street. The restaurant will combine shareable dishes,...

The National Weather Service will investigate whether five tornadoes hit central North Carolina as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias pushed through the state over the weekend.

The Renaissance Day Spa and Alternative Wellness, known for its wide array of alternative wellness therapies, is preparing to launch a new luxury service as it renovates existing spaces and builds a new location set to open at the end of 2027. Mazzy Spencer, general manager at Renaissance Day Spa,...

Republican incumbent Tom McInnis will face Democrat Paul Taylor for one of the two North Carolina Senate seats representing Cumberland County. McInnis, of Pinehurst, was first elected in 2014 to represent N.C. Senate District 21, which includes all of Moore County and the northwestern corner of Cumberland County, including Spring Lake, Fort Bragg and parts of Fayetteville. He defeated Ray Daly in the March Republican primary. Taylor, a Spring Lake resident, is seeking the Senate seat for the fir

Severe thunderstorm, strong winds and possible tornadoes leave a mess of downed trees, other damage in parts of central NC and Fayetteville

RALEIGH, NC — Rain from the remnants of Isaias began spreading across North Carolina Saturday morning. So far, mostly light to occasionally moderate rain has fallen, and the forecast remains on track. The flash flooding threat stays isolated and localized across the mountains and foothills, mainly tonight into Sunday morning. An increasing risk of isolated tornadoes is also developing across central and eastern North Carolina for Sunday.

ROCKINGHAM -- Richmond Senior's junior varsity football team continued its winning ways Thursday with a 29-6 victory over the Jack Britt Buccaneers at Raider Stadium. The first quarter ...