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Almost the entire state is considered abnormally dry or under drought conditions, according to the North Carolina Drought Management Advisory Council. 

From 1943 to 1946 some 330,000 soldiers were processed in and out of service in Greensboro's Overseas Replacement Depot. On Saturday, Greensboro History Museum's Forties Flashback chronicles those years with interactive activities open to the public.

The organization is cutting funding to partner organizations by 42% in order to shore up its budget.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper approved four bills and vetoed two others ahead of his anticipated virtual participation in a White House meeting with other Democratic governors.

As large cities across the country are experiencing sharp declines in office building space, brokers in the Triad are upbeat about commercial real estate prospects.

Recent census figures show that the average age of North Carolinians is continuing to increase, mostly due to a decline in the fertility rate.

North Carolina Medicaid managed care has finally been extended to Medicaid enrollees who also need services for behavioral health or intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Cheeks has served in many roles with High Point police prior to his appointment including interim chief of police and commander of the investigations section.

During the July 4 holiday, sparklers are often the fireworks of choice for young children. But they're also the leading cause of injury.