Lawmakers say North Carolina’s Innocence Inquiry Commission isn’t worth the investment in a year when they’re trying to cut costs. Its director says the agency provides a service few others can.

The state Senate’s budget proposal, which passed its final vote Thursday, would eliminate the North Carolina Innocence ...

Kaitlen Ray, a paralegal in Raleigh, is accused of using her position to smuggle drugs into three North Carolina prisons via ...

CHARLOTTE — Two members of MS-13 will spend 35 years in prison for the murder of a man in east Charlotte. A judge sentenced ...

A three-judge panel voted unanimously Wednesday that a Robeson County man “had proved his innocence by clear and convincing evidence.” ...