RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Fireworks lit up the night sky as Fourth of July events took place in cities and towns across central North Carolina.

Bob Seymour’s two homers and six RBIs propelled the Bulls. Only Dylan Beavers’ eighth-inning home run to right field averted the shutout.

Hundreds of people took part in the Watts-Hillandale Fourth of July Parade, the city’s oldest public Independence Day ...

The Durham Police Department announced on Thursday the results of a three-day operation targeting violent crime in the Bull ...

Bulls fans will be treated to three consecutive fireworks shows starting with the biggest show of the year on July 4 followed by shows on Saturday, July 5 and a special post-game fireworks show on ...

Norfolk falls despite three hits apiece by Dylan Beavers and Jeremiah Jackson and now will head to Durham to continue playing ...

Cary is hosting an Independence Day event on Friday at the Koka Booth Amphitheater at 3:30 p.m. Only general admission is ...

Is it the most accurate, realistic racing picture ever? Absolutely. Is it, thanks to the racing, an entertaining popcorn ...

Minor League Baseball announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for June in Major League Baseball’s player ...

The performance of the day belongs to Baysox starter Trey Gibson. He threw all seven innings of this shortened game and ...

Hopewell graduate and Tampa Bay Rays left-handed pitcher Joe Rock reflects on MLB debut and his journey through the minor ...