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Military spouse employment is a national conversation, involving large organizations and commitments from large businesses with deep pockets and a long reach.

Fayetteville car dealer Mike Lallier has been trying to sell his home and his dealership since being charged in September with molesting a 15-year-old boy, lawyers for a fired employee argued Wednesday in Cumberland County Superior Court.

The little Episcopalian prayer book did not have the easiest journey to the Rev. Robert Alves' private collection.

Firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire Wednesday at Wendy's on Cliffdale Road, a Fayetteville Fire Department news release said.

RAEFORD - As the 10 a.m. bell rang inside Hoke County High School, members of the symphonic band rushed to their seats in a classroom.

A Cumberland County deputy fired his weapon during an incident at a mobile home park in Shaw Heights this afternoon.

Veterans groups have warned that President Trump's travel ban has the potential to create mistrust among foreign partners who are working alongside U.S. troops in the effort to defeat the Islamic State.

The state has sued the owners of the damaged and long-troubled Woodlake dam at Lake Surf to make them fix it or permanently breach it.

A Cumberland County couple can proceed in court with a medical malpractice lawsuit against Village Surgical Associates of Fayetteville and physician Michael S. Bryant, the North Carolina Supreme Court said Friday.

About 100 students and faculty members peacefully demonstrated on the Methodist University quad this morning against President Donald Trump's controversial executive order that has temporarily banned immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries in the Middle East and Africa.