No. 15 North Carolina comes into a matchup with Stanford after winning seven consecutive road games. The teams play Sunday for the first time this season.

UNC basketball legend Antawn Jamison, who has played in his share of Duke-UNC contests, recently sat down with The Charlotte Observer for a fun game of One Gotta Go. Knowing he would only pick Tar ...

North Carolina enters its rivalry game with No. 2 Duke running low on time to bolster its case for a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

A former newspaperman from Kittrell retired from journalism and worked for amusement parks. Ron Gustafson became a well-known amusement park historian with three books under his belt and a basement ...

Tar Heel Traveler this week is Marine from Wilmington who broke his neck while serving in Afghanistan. For therapy, he turned to woodworking and today uses water and fire to create elaborate pieces, ...

Sam Johnson passed away the other day. For much of his life, he ran a little sewing machine shop in Raleigh and even invented sewing-machine devices that made sewing easier. We revisit this 2010 ...

Ben & Jerry’s on Friday amended a censorship lawsuit from November against parent company Unilever, claiming the consumer goods giant had suppressed a social media statement that mentioned President ...

This cozy restaurant is a longtime gathering spot in the Warren County town of Norlina near the Virginia border. Norlina used to be a railroad hub, and today Rachel's Whistle Stop Cafe represents a ...

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A Rio de Janeiro zoo is giving ice pops to a bear, a jaguar, wolves and monkeys as Brazil swelters. The ...

Tar Heel Traveler Scott Mason meet Beverly Burnette in Raleigh who is a founding member of the NC Association of Black Storytellers. Among Beverly's stories is her own compelling personal account of ...

NEW DELHI (AP) — A fire tore through at least 18 temporary tents at a massive Hindu festival thronged by millions of people in India’s northern Prayagraj city, officials said Sunday.

Jonathan Aguilar Vega, the Coquette employee who was wounded, told WRAL-TV after the shooting that he still had a bullet in his hand. “We were having our daily meeting before the shift began.