North Carolina continues to be among the top states for people on the move. The Tar Heel state is No. 3 on the U-Haul Growth Index for 2024, which measures in- and out-migration based on one-way movers. Once again, states in the South once again dominate the top of the list.

But No. 1 might surprise you. North Carolina continues to be among the top states for people on the move. The Tar Heel state is No. 3 on the U-Haul Growth Index for 2024, which measures in- and ...

U-Haul Growth Index found that one Southeastern U.S. state ranked as the most popular place to move to last year, beating Texas and Florida.

Washington was ranked as the seventh-highest state for growth, while Oregon was toward the bottom of the list at No. 34.

The Palmetto State has officially become the go-to destination for Americans packing up and starting fresh, according to a new study from U-Haul that analyzes data from 2024. South Carolina climbed to the top spot on the moving company’s annual ranking, knocking Texas to second place after the Lone Star State’s three-year reign.

Texas lost its title as the most popular U.S. state to move to. See U-Haul's 2024 rankings to find out which state is now No. 1.

Another group has recognized growth trends in the Cape Fear region and how they compare to the rest of the country.

North Carolina continues to be among the top states for people on the move. The Tar Heel state is No. 3 on the U-Haul Growth Index for 2024, which measures in- and out-migration based on one-way movers. Once again, states in the South once again dominate the top of the list.

North Carolina homeowners will likely see insurance rates increase over the next two years, but not by as much as the insurers had hoped. The North Carolina Department of Insurance says it has settled a legal dispute with insurance companies over proposed rates increases requested last January.

A scenic southern state was the most popular place for Americans relocating in 2024. According to a new study from moving company U-Haul, South Carolina was the state where the most Americans flocked to last year.

Brown's Storage and Rentals in Bethlehem is taking a gamble on climate-controlled storage. Chain storage companies have set up shop in the area the last few years and are putting

Karen Clarke and her 8-year old son Leroy “B.J.” Brown were two of the victims. The child, tragically, was a witness to an attempted murder. An addict sold him and his mother to the would-be killer for a handful of crack. They were chased and shot down.