Raleigh Fire Department calls out stations to decorate their firehouses in flash Christmas decor...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Raleigh residents will get to decide which local fire station decked their halls the best as Christmas approaches, thanks to a special social media post from the Raleigh Fire Department. According to the Raleigh Professional Firefighters Association, stations around Raleigh have until midnight...
Raleigh Police Department Engages Military Personnel and Emotional Support Monkeys in Unique Recruitment Effort...
The Raleigh Police Department’s Recruiting Unit conducted outreach at Fort Bragg and Fort Simmons Air Field to engage with service members considering careers after military service. According to a Raleigh police social media post, the effort focused on presenting law enforcement opportunities and connecting with...
Kappa Alpha Psi hosts annual shopping spree for over 120 children in Wake County
This year marked the eighth anniversary of the event.
Holiday Lights Spectacular: Cary man’s viral light display raises funds for St. Jude
A Cary man's Christmas light display is dazzling visitors and lighting up social media, all while raising money for children battling cancer.
35+ firefighters battle Raleigh house fire, rescue dog as flames seen in home, officials...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Crews responded to a house fire with flames visible in southeast Raleigh on Saturday night. The fire was reported just after 9:35 p.m. at a home in the 3600 block of Cannold Court in the Battle Ridge neighborhood, north of the Rock Quarry Road and Mackinac Island Lane intersection, according to...
Layoffs, dean removals, sanitation woes at Meredith draw protests, concerns
Just months after announcing it was laying off 6% of its total employees this summer, Meredith College removed all of its academic deans from their positions leading the college’s four schools in November. Students protested the layoffs Nov. 10, also citing poor campus conditions like pests and mold in the living...
Wake County nonprofit owner convicted on 50 counts of selling improperly trained service dogs
The owner of a nonprofit in Wake County was found guilty of selling improperly trained service dogs, the Office of the North Carolina Attorney General said Friday.
GOP leaders to hungry North Carolina kids: ‘Bah, humbug!’
As hunger surges in North Carolina, GOP-backed cuts to SNAP and food bank funding are stripping food aid from kids and families while billionaire wealth soars.
Traveler with measles passed through terminal at RDU last week
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Wake County Public Health have confirmed a case of measles in a traveler who passed through Terminal 2 at Raleigh-Durham International Airport on the morning of Wednesday, December 10. The patient, who lives out of state, was infectious during their...
What It’s Like to Live at Camden Carolinian Apartments in Raleigh
Moving to Raleigh often comes with equal parts excitement and uncertainty. The city offers vibrant neighborhoods, robust job growth, and an impressive blend of culture and outdoor spaces. One of the most significant decisions new residents face is choosing where to live, especially within the Beltline, where location...
