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 ...

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

Daniel Mitchell, 42, pleaded guilty Dec. 23 to conspiring to violate the civil rights of an inmate only referred to in court ...