Fayetteville, North Carolina, authorities on Thursday arrested Tyrell Siermons, 30, in connection with the January disappearance and murder of 25-year-old Heather Williams.

The Fayetteville Police Department said one person is dead after a fight led to two people stabbed inside a home in the Chestnut Hill subdivision.

Fayetteville police said Christopher Wayne Walker, 40, is charged in the murder of Sherri Miller, 57, who was found dead in her Ireland Drive home Saturday afternoon.

Home security footage showed Williams leave home and get into the car with someone, according to WRAL. Police said she got into a light-colored sedan before she disappeared. “Seeing her get into a car, we don’t know who she got into a car with. It’s eerie, it’s at nighttime,” her sister, Mary Williams, told WNCN.

Louise Sweeney’s weekly visits with her 92-year-old father have gone from a 20-minute drive to a four-hour roundtrip.

Fayetteville city and county schools merged by an act of the North Carolina General Assembly in April 1985, and to my ear, I have not heard over the decades many people pining for a return to the old way. Yes, I’ll admit I’m a little biased as a ...

Police in North Carolina have made an arrest in the murder of a woman found dead Saturday afternoon at her home in Fayetteville. The Fayetteville Police Department said Christopher Wayne Walker, 40, has been charged with first degree murder after he was arrested late Sunday morning near Goldsboro,

Heather Williams, 25, went missing Jan. 4. Her body was found a few days later. Police arrested a suspect on Jan. 16. After filing a missing person report, Williams said her mom pulled Verizon phone records to see who Heather’s last point of contact was.

President-elect Donald Trump promised on the campaign trail to restore the names of Confederate generals on nine southern Army bases that were removed since his first administration.

A sexual assault case at a college went unsolved for many years until officers received a DNA hit, finally leading to an arrest in September 2024. Now, the suspect has been sentenced to prison.

The colleges North Carolina’s legislators attended reveals different backgrounds that may shape how they tackle higher education issues.