Duke University's plans to give an honorary degree to the head of a leading cancer charity are unchanged by controversy over the group's hastily retracted decision to cut off funding to Planned Parenthood.

The results are in from the Amendment One, but gay and lesbian couples are still demanding the right to marry.

North Carolina A&T will will partner with a state science, health and education foundation to bring a new, active learning program to the campus, the school announced Monday.

2012 turned out to be the blockbuster political year for North Carolina that had been predicted. But details weren't as some had anticipated.

A major pharmaceutical company will add 150 workers in Durham as it expands to produce chickenpox and other live-virus vaccines.

The Herald-Sun of Durham reported that HTC said Tuesday the office will open early next year.

Durham police said the pigs, weighing about 60 pounds each, likely fell out of the back of a truck.

President Obama will visit North Carolina next month to discuss ways to strengthen the economy with the Jobs and Competitiveness Council.

The Special Olympics of North Carolina (SONC) held one of three state-level bowling tournaments Sunday in Greensboro.

Semans was a patron of the arts and charities, as well as a crusader for equal rights for women.

Parents for Educational Freedom in NC is hosting the celebration at the International Civil Rights Center & Museum.

Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will speak in Duke University's Page Auditorium on April 10 at 4:30pm.

Duke University is embarking upon a nine-month commemoration of the school's 50th anniversary of integration.