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Inside the Haunted World of 'Winchester"
10+ hour, 34+ min ago (116+ words) In the biographical horror drama 'Winchester', a haunted mansion is a key element of the narrative, but although it’s based on true events and the mansion actually exists, it wasn’t really possible to film there, so the expert help of…...
Judge grants Blake Lively $400,000 of $8M in legal fees she sought in film fight with Justin Baldoni
44+ min ago (664+ words) Blake Lively will get just over $400,000 of the $8 million she sought in legal costs from actor and director Justin Baldoni after they settled their fight over the production of their 2024 film “It Ends With Us,” a federal judge ruled Wednesday....
'The memories are going to last in my heart': Biscuitville worker reflects on day of support amid cancer battle
7+ hour, 24+ min ago (432+ words) From 5:30 a.m. -2 p.m., hundreds of people stopped through the drive-thru, brought cards, and shared lots of love to Mia Fulton, a drive-thru worker who puts a smile on everyone's day. After a busier-than-usual shift at the Biscuitville on Robinhood Road, Mia Fulton…...
'That's appalling': Family Justice Center warning of scam targeting domestic violence survivors
11+ hour, 10+ min ago (482+ words) The Guilford County Family Justice Center is sounding the alarm about a scam targeting domestic violence survivors, including people right here in the Triad. Sonya Desai of the Guilford County Family Justice Center says she found out about this scam…...
Meta to pay North Carolina up to $645 million in landmark settlement
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (887+ words) Published 6:19 pm Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Attorney General Jeff Jackson announced Wednesday that Meta, the owner of Instagram and Facebook, will pay North Carolina up to $645 million and make major safety upgrades in a landmark case involving 47 states. Meta will pay unto…...
‘The Hunting Wives’ to leave North Carolina after film incentive changes
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (522+ words) Season 3 of The Hunting Wives will not be shot in North Carolina after the General Assembly made changes to how film incentives are distributed. The announcement is a stunning blow for a state that has been hot for movie and…...
A crucial piece of Dolly Parton history is at UNC. Here’s the story behind it
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (412+ words) Puppy love, puppy love, they all call it puppy love. I’m old enough now to kiss and hug, and I like it, it’s puppy love. Those are lyrics to Dolly Parton’s very first single, released when she was just 12 years…...
Farley honors astronaut Christina Koch, celebrates NC roots
18+ hour, 28+ min ago (992+ words) North Carolina Labor Commissioner Luke Farley honored North Carolina native and NASA astronaut Christina Koch at an event at the Department of Labor on Wednesday, touting her accomplishments and her inspiration to the next generation of students and workers to…...
Meta to pay NC up to $645 million over child social media harms
20+ hour, 8+ min ago (939+ words) Meta will pay North Carolina up to $645 million under a landmark child-safety settlement announced Wednesday by Attorney General Jeff Jackson and 50 other state and territorial attorneys general. The company, which owns Instagram and Facebook, must also impose sweeping new default…...
Six years later, new details emerge about Cooper’s school reopening delay
19+ hour, 28+ min ago (579+ words) Newly released records are raising questions about how former Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper handled one of the biggest decisions North Carolina faced during COVID, and why the public wasn’t told what was happening behind the scenes. On July 1, 2020, Cooper was…...