An army veteran who had come to Charlotte fleeing domestic violence, Gaines had struggled to make ends meet ever since ...

One year after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, Bank of America is investing $250,000 to help the region rebuild—funding local artists, housing stability programs, and homelessness ...

Feature / One of Israel’s biggest companies is taking over huge swaths of US real estate—and tenants are paying the price.

When Stacy Morgan and her husband, Brandon Dodick, bought their beach house in Buxton, North Carolina, in May, they imagined one day spending their retirement there. Five months later, the house was ...

An interracial kissing case involving kids in 1958, left two Monroe, North Carolina boys locked up, beaten and barred from ...

When Shalonda Glascoe fell behind on her rent as she struggled to find a job amid the coronavirus outbreak this spring, her ...

The impossible task of being a teacher and a parent during a pandemic is enough to break a person, and on the Sunday before the first day of school in Durham, North Carolina, it almost did.

Second Harvest Food Bank has ramped up efforts to deliver food to pantries throughout the Carolinas as SNAP benefits go unfunded.

With his signature “Durham is Dope” phrase, Williams won a consecutive term in the city’s top office. Prior to his first ...

Funding cuts and mass layoffs at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development could jeopardize critical aid for low- and moderate-income people and families across North Carolina, housing ...

A shift occurred in the 1950s. Those with higher incomes bought houses, and those with less means continued to live in mobile ...

North Charleston had the highest eviction rate in the country in 2016. Charleston County has taken steps to address the issue with a housing court program.