The Tar Heels face the Wolfpack in rivalry action in Raleigh without key starters Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — No. 16 North Carolina will again be down its top two scorers and rebounders for Tuesday’s trip to rival N.C. State.

The Tar Heels suffered a historic loss to the Wolfpack on Tuesday night.

NC State took full advantage of its injured in-state rival on Tuesday night.

Amid the recent winter storm, the Tar Heel State experienced a new milestone. For the first time, North Carolina ranked No. 1 in the nation for state-to-state migration. Principled economic policy and leadership made it possible.

Local fire marshal’s office says structure was a "total loss" after five-hour response

Democrats and Republicans have agreed to allow more than 73,000 voters in North Carolina whose registration is incomplete to remain on the state’s voter roll for upcoming elections, according to a settlement.

Veesaar has been sidelined with a lower-body injury that he suffered in a loss to Miami on Feb. 10, missing his second-straight game in Raleigh on Tuesday night. After the game, North Carolina head coach Hubert Davis gave an update on his standout big man, via Shelby Swanson of The News & Observer.