People and businesses continue to react to everything 2020 can throw our way. While some of us are bunkering down where we’re at, others may want to take advantage of new opportunities to make a long-overdue move, and so we've come up with a list to help you find the cheapest places in NC.
Folks in and around Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill have plenty of options to choose from when it coms to pumpkin patches. Here are five of the best near the Triangle.
Here's our in-depth look at libraries in Buncombe County — what they have now and what they plan for reopening.
On Sept. 28, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services updated its guidelines to allow for indoor visitation in nursing homes. What should you know about the change?
School looks a little different for kids, and so parents may be searching for new activities to try. But plenty of North Carolina organizations have set out to ensure safe activities for kids are available to choose from for the new season. Here's what we recommend
North Carolina law includes a Dead Man’s Statute. The statute prohibited testimony involving transactions and communications by individuals who would potentially benefit from the alleged statements of someone who had died.
Fall is on the doorstep in Charlotte. That means its time to pack the family into the car and head to a pumpkin patch for fall decorations, photos, and of course, big orange pumpkins.
The General Assembly passed the $1.1 billion stimulus bill on Thursday, September 3. In addition to the $335 payment, the bill also provides provisions for a number of other areas
North Carolina is one of just a few states in the U.S. that recognize the legal claims of “alienation of affections” and “criminal conversation” (often referred to as “homewrecker” laws). These claims permit a heartbroken spouse to sue both their adulterous spouse and the paramour.
If one parent puts the child in daycare over the other parent’s wishes, do the parents still split the daycare costs? In a published opinion issued on Aug. 18, the North Carolina Court of Appeals answered that question with a clear yes.