Americans who are being displaced by global warming's extreme weather may be out of luck when it comes to federal support.

North Carolina is investing $265 million in water projects, including addressing forever chemical contamination in Cumberland County. Demand far exceeds funds, leaving many communities still in need.

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The Senate has confirmed Dan Driscoll to be the next Army secretary, voting 66-28 to put the former soldier and Iraq War veteran at the helm of the service ...

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Raleigh’s winters are warming, with snowfall down 36% in 30 years. Despite recent storms, fewer cold nights and more mixed precipitation signal a shift toward shorter, milder winters.