The state Supreme Court declined to review claims of jury discrimination even though the prosecutor admitted to considering race.

A prosecutor used low-quality video to convict a former pro-basketball player in a double murder. Now he's getting another shot in court.

A judge overturned the convictions of four men accused as teens of murdering NBA star Chris Paul’s grandfather.

The 2022 assault raised concerns about safety and supervision under former Sheriff Jody Greene. But the jail has continued to have problems.

Charles McNeair has been in prison for more than 45 years. He has a surprising new advocate for clemency: the police chief. 

A new law sets a seven-year time limit to file a motion for appropriate relief. Opponents worry it could allow wrongful convictions to stand.

Ruben Wright was a high-ranking Black Marine before his murder conviction. His lawyers say a main theory presented at trial has since collapsed.

N.C. has two conflicting laws on the books about whether convicted felons can be charged for voting before their rights are restored.

A judge declared a mistrial after a prosecutor withheld incriminating information about a confidential informant.

While North Carolina hasn’t executed anyone since 2006, the bill would legalize more methods for carrying out the death penalty.