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Former Duke standout spoke with The Charlotte Observer in advance of Game 1 of NBA Finals featuring San Antonio Spurs vs. New York Knicks. Part of the McClatchy Media Network ...

Find more sports news, plus coverage from Sports Illustrated. Second-year running back Trevor Etienne is looking to make his mark with the Carolina Panthers. He spoke with The Observer about that goal ...

A trial date has been set for a former Greene County district attorney and his former chief detective who are alleged to have used their positions to go after political foes. David Russo, 49, of ...

North Carolina’s state budget is already a year late. Is it still on schedule for June? Lawmakers say yes. The governor won’t bet on it. Part of the McClatchy Media Network ...

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CATS bus drivers are three times as likely to be physically or verbally assaulted than the average bus driver nationwide, an Observer analysis found. Part of the McClatchy Media Network ...

If approved, opponents warn that a massive new utility project could disrupt toxic sediment, and more, in Lake Livingston—Houston’s “most critical” water source.

Barron McCune, commonly known as “Pat,” did not stand pat during a quarter-century with Community Bank, mostly as a corporate leader. He helped not only to sustain, but expand this venerable ...