FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.

Child homicide rates in Onslow County are twice that of the state, something that a new report indicates is partially attributable to the area’s military population.

FORT BRAGG -- The rate of child homicide committed by parents or caregivers in North Carolina has dropped over the past decade, but children in Cumberland and Onslow counties – home of the state’s large military bases – are stil

There’s no sugarcoating it: The final budget approved by the N.C. General Assembly is bad for children and families.

FORT BRAGG -- The rate of child homicide committed by parents or caregivers in North Carolina has dropped over the past decade, but children in Cumberland and Onslow counties – home of the state’s large military bases – are still

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The number of children killed by their parents or caretakers in North Carolina has decreased in recent years, but a study released Tuesday suggests there is still work to be done, especially in military communities.