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NC divorce attorney censured by state bar
An attorney who runs one of the state's largest divorce law firms was censured by the North Carolina State Bar for several reasons, including meeting with potential clients only to represent their estranged spouses later, a newspaper reported Friday.
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Army targets 8 bases for repairs after worldwide inspections
The U.S. Army said Friday it will immediately repair barracks at eight facilities - including Fort Bragg - in the wake of inspection at bases worldwide.
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McCrory slams Perdue on immigration view she doesn't hold
Republican governor's candidate Pat McCrory, in his first attack of the general election, slammed his Democratic rival Friday for supporting a policy that allows illegal immigrants to attend the state's community colleges.
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Duke lacrosse players making one more title run
Matt Danowski shouldn't be preparing for another run at the national championship. His record-setting career appeared over a year ago when the Duke men's lacrosse team's season of redemption came up a win shy of a national championship.
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Agencies searching NC border for missing Tenn. hikers
Law enforcement agencies are searching the mountains on the North Carolina-Tennessee border for a couple that went on a day hike and never returned home.
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DA wants search warrant released
The Davidson County District Attorney says he has asked a judge to unseal a search warrant in the fatal shooting of a man who had taken three people hostage.
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Attorney for divorce law firm censured by N.C. State Bar
A Raleigh attorney who runs one of the largest divorce law firms in the state has been censured by the North Carolina State Bar for billing and representation practices at his firm.
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NC jury convicts NY man of killing soldier, teenager
A North Carolina jury has convicted a Brooklyn, N.Y. man of killing a soldier and a 16-year-old girl at a home they shared near Fort Bragg three years ago.
