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Edwards' neighbors hope for a quick end to trial
John Edwards' neighbors in Chapel Hill are closely watching the trial and are eager for it to be over.
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Jury calls for evidence related to financier 'Bunny' Mellon
The jury in the trial of John Edwards asked for 10 pieces of evidence during the start of the deliberations process Friday.
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McCrory wants NC governor's race ad off the air
At least one cable system has pulled a commercial that Pat McCrory's gubernatorial campaign says makes false claims about the candidate's activities.
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Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
Jurors deliberating in John Edwards' campaign corruption trial are going home for the weekend and will resume their discussions Monday.
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15 NC candidates request primary runoffs
15 candidates requested a primary runoff by the noon Thursday deadline.
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Ruling means June trial in Perdue campaign probe
A judge's refusal to dismiss charges against two people linked to investigations of unreported private flights by North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue's 2008 campaign means the case's first trial is slated for next month.
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Closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial
Lawyers for both sides held closing arguments in the John Edwards trial on Thursday. The jury is expected to begin deliberating on Friday.
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13 NC candidates request primary runoffs
North Carolina candidates who want to request a runoff are facing a deadline.
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'Wilmington Ten' petition for pardon
The Wilmington Ten are petitioning Gov. Perdue for a pardon for their 1971 conviction.
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VA governor next GOP exec stumping NC for McCrory
Virginia's Republican governor is the latest to campaign in North Carolina in support of GOP candidate Pat McCrory's run for governor.
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Edwards doesn't testify at campaign finance trial
John Edwards' team wrapped up their defense Wednesday without calling the ex-presidential candidate, his mistress or daughter to testify.
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'Pots and spoons' protestors expected to greet NC lawmakers
Lawmakers return to the Capital City today for a six-week session to tackle the budget, education, overhaul and several other hot topics.
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Defense mum on whether John Edwards will testify
Attorneys for John Edwards are indicating their case is winding down, but they are not yet saying whether they will call the former presidential candidate or his mistress to testify.
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Raleigh Times reaching for the sky with help from City loan
The Raleigh Times will receive a multi-level expansion that includes rooftop seating with the help of a $50,000 loan from the city.
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NC Democrats want clarity on Legislature visiting
Democratic leaders of the North Carolina Legislature want the House and Senate Republican chiefs to ensure people can meet with elected officials outside the chamber doors.
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Edwards trial judge limits key defense testimony
The judge overseeing the criminal trial of John Edwards will sharply curtail the testimony of a key witness for the defense as they try to prove he didn't break the law.
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Perdue defers to Dalton on NC Democrats uprising
Gov. Beverly Perdue is deferring to her party's nominee to succeed her to deal with the insurgence over the weekend at a North Carolina Democratic Party meeting that kept the group's chairman in power.
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Graduation speakers take on gay marriage
Michael Bloomberg supported gay marriage in his speech at UNC, while Mitt Romney opposed it at Liberty University.
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Divided Democrats reject chairman's resignation
After hours of wrangling, the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Democratic Party rejected the resignation of Chairman David Parker.
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Dalton calls for change at top of NC Democratic Party
Hundreds of North Carolina Democrats gathered in Greensboro Saturday where gubernatorial nominee Walter Dalton said the state chairman should be replaced following the fallout over allegations of sexual harassment at party's headquarters.
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Judge hears motions in Perdue campaign probe
The lawyer for a New Bern man accused of hiding private flight donations to Gov. Beverly Perdue's 2008 campaign says his client provided all the information campaign officials asked of him.
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Judge refuses to dismiss John Edwards charges
A federal judge refuses to throw out campaign corruption charges against John Edwards on Friday, meaning the former presidential hopeful will have to present his case to a jury.
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Durham Co. offers free crime alert service
A new tool provided by Durham County gives residents access to maps displaying the locations of crimes around them.
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Edwards trial takes toll on family
The trial has taken a toll on the family of John Edwards, who are often with him in court.
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Lesbian seeking marriage license arrested in Winston-Salem
A lesbian who sought a North Carolina marriage license was arrested when she refused to leave a government office where several gay and lesbian couples were turned away.
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