Fayetteville NC

Maybe your neighborhood entrance sign has seen better days. Out-of-control vehicles seem to love them, as discovered by neighbors in Loch Lomond and Glenn Reilly. Both neighborhoods are on Reilly Road, and sports utility vehicles damaged signs at Glenn Reilly in November 2025 and at Loch Lomond in May 2024. Some...

"We can all do our part." Officials offer free replacements for homeowners to remove harmful plants: 'I've been waiting for this opportunity' first appeared on The Cool Down .

Emergency crews responded to a rollover crash on Marks Road near the Vass area late Tuesday night, according to the Crains Creek Fire Department. The department reports that units were dispatched to the scene at approximately 10:31 p.m. Initial reports indicated a significant “mechanism of injury,” and air medical...

There will be a two-hour delay for Cumberland County Schools on Tuesday following recent inclement weather, the district announced Jan. 26. Schools will start two hours later than their usual start times on Jan. 27, CCS said in a news release, and buses will also run on a two-hour delay. Twelve-month employees at...

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — A week after a shooting in Fayetteville left a man dead, a suspect was arrested Tuesday, police said. According to the Fayetteville Police Department, 23-year-old Tykese Aerian McFayden of Fayetteville was found dead from a gunshot wound outside of a home in the 1400 block of Tangora Lane...

Newly released 911 calls are shedding light on the chaos and fear inside a Fayetteville restaurant after two brothers were shot and killed earlier this month.

FORT BRAGG — A space where soldiers, academic and industry partners can gather to solve problems that soldiers face each day or on the battlefield is now open on Fort Bragg. The Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost promotes partnerships and solving problems, officials said during a ceremony to open the...

Fayetteville State University will roll out a Bachelor of Science in Special Education in the fall of 2026. The College of Education built this program because North Carolina desperately needs more licensed special education teachers. Right now, the HBCU offers only an undergraduate minor and a Master of Arts in...

Reverend John A. McKoy is working to strengthen the bridge between history and the next generation. In a room filled with the energy of both the elders who paved the way and the youth who carry the future, one voice stood out at the Dunn, NC, Martin Luther King Jr birthday celebration, a voice that echoes with 78...

Higher fuel prices and increased demand are driving up energy costs, and with the below-freezing temperatures we’ve been seeing, that demand is only going up. Launched last January by NCDEQ in response to the state’s growing energy burden, Energy Saver North Carolina is already delivering rebates to eligible families...