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RALEIGH, Wake County — A woman who made a series of violent threats, including plans of a mass shooting in Raleigh, has been sentenced to more than a year in federal prison. Ashley Moore was sentenced to one year and one month behind bars, followed by three years of supervised release. Moore previously pleaded guilty in January to transmitting a threat in interstate commerce.

Want to find charming mom-and-pop diners in North Carolina with the best comfort food around?. These 7 amazing restaurants serve delicious meals and warm hospitality!. 1. Flo’s Kitchen (Wilson) The best meals often come from the most unexpected places. Flo’s Kitchen in Wilson is one of those wonderful surprises....

Last night, 3 more earthquakes struck the small town of Randleman, about halfway between Charlotte and Raleigh. The largest of the 3 quakes was a 2.4 magnitude and it had a shallow .01 depth. The other 2 quakes were both magnitude 1.9, both with similarly shallow depths. Last night’s quakes...

North Carolina lawmakers return to Raleigh on Tuesday for a new session, still without a full state budget after more than a year of negotiations stalled by divisions over spending.  Teacher pay is expected to be one of the central issues lawmakers will try to resolve. Leaders in both parties agree that raises are needed, […]

Cary Police said it happened at N. Harrison Avenue and NW Maynard Road.

Crews responded to a two-vehicle crash Thursday night at NC 55 and Ennis Road near Angier.

The limits affect more than 600,000 people and restrict outdoor irrigation as spring planting gets underway.

Mattresses on the floor will remain the short-term fix to overcrowding as Wake County moves forward with expansion plans for its detention centers. When beds fill up, the Wake County Sheriff’s Office places “EZ Bunks” on the jail floors. The thin plastic mats have edges that hold mattresses in place on the floor. County officials blame overcrowding in part on a strained judicial...

This new-construction home is filled with modern details and is steps away from 5,000 acres of protected forest.

Former NC State guard Terrence Arceneaux has found his next destination, transferring to George Washington. Arceneaux arrived in Raleigh this past offseason after transferring from Houston, bringing expectations that he could factor into the starting lineup. He was the third-highest rated transfer to commit to NC State, behind Darrion Williams and Tre Holloman.