A series of drone sightings over military bases across the country has renewed concerns that the US doesn't have clear government-wide policy for how to deal with unauthorized incursions that could potentially pose a national security threat. Moore County couple Rick and Robin Clapp know a life of family and service. That's why a sacred message is written on the roof of a barn of their homestead that every Army Cadet knows well.
After decades of suffering, families impacted by toxic water at Camp Lejeune are seeing a glimmer of justice with the EPA's ban on cancer-causing chemicals.
As the nation observes the 83rd anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, the family of Navy Fireman 3rd Class Herbert Jacobson finally finds peace. Wake County is launching a new campaign called "Lock. The campaign encourages secure gun storage, reaching out for help and living through life's hardest moments. He served stateside during the war, dedicating his time to training new recruits to become soldiers.
Veterans Day is on Monday, and there are plenty of ways you can honor veterans around central North Carolina. The US will send an advanced anti-missile system, and US troops to operate it, to Israel "to help bolster Israel's air defenses following Iran's unprecedented attacks against Israel on April 13 and again on October 1," the Pentagon said Sunday.
It's easy to take for granted the ability to fill up a gas tank, hop in the car and pull up your navigation. However, some people traveling in and out of western North Carolina this week to assist in the emergency response faced challenges without those services. A 9-year-old eastern North Carolina boy is getting kudos for writing thousands of letters to deployed soldiers.
