David Mildenberg

The N.C. Democratic Party is pinning its hopes on gaining at least one seat in the N.C. Senate in the November election, taking away the Republican supermajority power. There are three hyper-competitive seats.

Shigeo Yamada, Japan’s ambassador to the United States, said the two nation’s relationship is stronger than ever during a visit to Charlotte today.

Elon University is taking particularly strong aim at Charlotte, where it has leased 14,000 square feet on three floors of a new South End office building.

But Parker Poe is the Tar Heel State firm with the claim for establishing the first dedicated international practice group.

Only 45 miles separate Wilson and Raleigh, but their trajectories are distinct. While Wake County’s population nearly tripled since 1990, Wilson County advanced 19%, and declined during the 2010s. Median family income in Wilson is about half as much as in tech and government powerhouse Wake. It’s been a bumpy road for Wilson, which is […]

Hurricane Helene smacked western North Carolina incredibly hard, causing deaths, unexpectedly severe damage and visuals of raging rivers that seemed unbelievable. Yet anyone who knows North Carolina realized that the response would be fiercer than anything that Mother Nature could muster. North Carolinians, businesses and nonprofits have raised millions of dollars and facilitated hands-on efforts […]

Weldon native Gentry Smith came to Concord to view the first Suburban Shields that will roll off the GM Defense production line in early November.

Republican Luke Farley was elected Labor Commissioner with nearly 53% of the vote, topping Democratic candidate Braxton Winston.

Shares of Krispy Kreme declined about 7.5% in early Thursday trading after the company reported a loss and said it would earn less this year than previously expected.

The N.C. Healthcare Association named Raleigh political veteran Josh Dobson president and CEO, effective today. He succeeds Stephen Lawler, who is retiring after seven years in the post.