Eduardo Medina

Natalie Brumfield, 41, cried as she read about the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling that embryos in test tubes should be considered children.

The leading candidates — Josh Stein, the Democratic attorney general, and Mark Robinson, the Republican lieutenant governor — could not be more different.

The executive director of Arkansas’ largest airport died Thursday after being wounded in a shootout this week with federal agents who were executing a search warrant at his home, authorities said.

Officials paused the search for bodies and are shifting their focus to removing the twisted ruins of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

The six men who were killed were all immigrants from Latin America. Their deaths have shaken the growing Hispanic community in and around Baltimore.

Students at Duke and U.N.C., both basketball powerhouses, have long labeled North Carolina State their “little brother.” But little brother — and sister — are off to the Final Four.

Raleigh, N.C. — For decades, Sammy’s Tap & Grill, a sports bar for fans of North Carolina State University, had a glaring problem: The school’s basketball teams did not win all that much. David Harris, one of the owners, would concoct creative specials in hopes of drawing customers on game days, but it didn’t matter. Few ever came.

Bodies of three other victims yet to be found more than a week after collapse of Francis Scott Key bridge

The legislative audit found several ways that the heavily scrutinized purchase potentially violated state law. Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticized the findings.

Conservative Move, a company that helps conservatives migrate to solidly red places, is doing booming business in South Carolina.