(NBC News) — Hurricane Matthew is gone, but a state of emergency is still in effect across the Carolinas. Thousands are still out of their homes, and the water in many areas is still rising. More than 1,500 hundred people ...

Robeson County, N.C. (WRAL) — North Carolina’s Lumber River could reach record levels this week before Hurricane Matthew’s flood water recedes. In Robeson County community just off Interstate 74, families were rescuing other family members using nothing more than a ...

Charlotte, N.C. (NBC News) — Attorneys representing the family of Keith Lamont Scott, the Charlotte man whose death in a police shooting sparked two nights of violent protests, is calling for calm. A state of emergency has been declared in ...

Charlotte, N.C. (NBC News) — Unrest in Charlotte continued for a second night Wednesday, with violent protests bringing out police in riot gear, using flash grenades, rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowd. Governor Pat McCrory has declared ...

(NBC News) — Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are weighing in on the protests in Charlotte and the police shooting of an unarmed man in Tulsa, Oklahoma. “It’s unbearable. And it needs to become intolerable,” Clinton said Wednesday. Donald Trump, ...

Charlotte, N.C. (NBC News) — Police and witnesses are giving conflicting accounts of the deadly shooting that sparked a night of violent protests in Charlotte Tuesday. It began when Brantley Vinson, a black officer, shot 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott. Officers ...

(NBC News) — Donald Trump reached out to the African American community Wednesday, holding a campaign event in a Cleveland church. Trump reacted to both police shootings that made headlines over the past 48 hours, first the shooting and killing ...

Charlotte, N.C. (NBC News) — Protests erupted late Tuesday night in Charlotte, North Carolina after a black man was killed by police. Angry residents confronted officers in tactical gear, stormed onto I-85, started fires on the roadway, and eventually ransacked ...

(NBC News) — The National Collegiate Athletic Association is the latest organization to pull events out of North Carolina over a law targeting the LGBT community. The NCAA is moving seven of its championship events out of the state in ...

(NBC News) —  Hurricane Hermine slammed into the Florida panhandle overnight, delivering 80 mile per hour winds, torrential rain and a powerful storm surge. The storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands and is being blamed for at least ...

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