Kensley Wellons says she’s developed hacks to stretch her food budget, but without the extra dollars, things are tough.

The Middle East conflict created disruptions, but county officials also advocated for individual choice about fluoride consumption.

For incarcerated people serving long sentences, the “field minister” role provides purpose and a way to positively impact others.

Men at Neuse Correctional say they've experienced weeks of intense itching and bumps as prison officials worked to identify and contain scabies.

Atrium points to its partnership with Wake Forest Baptist as evidence of the benefits of joining a larger system. Employees have a more nuanced view.

Mission, AdventHealth, Novant and University of North Carolina Health are all competing to be awarded the certificate of need for 92 beds earmarked for the region. The process requires that hospitals ...

Measles, once considered eliminated in the U.S., is back in a big way. Driven by declining vaccine rates and growing vaccine hesitancy, the United States experienced its largest number of measles ...

The General Assembly is spending $1.5 million to expand free, two-week child care worker training academies statewide.

From Raleigh to Richmond County, advocates press North Carolina to confront the human and and financial costs of data center growth.

On March 28, 1979, catastrophe loomed as Three Mile Island, a nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania, endured a severe meltdown in one of its nuclear reactors. The power plant’s failure released ...