Cary NC

Justin Gainey and his staff were quiet Saturday and Sunday, but hosted another potential addition to the backcourt.

In A Press Release from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, officials announced the arrest of an alleged scammer targeting a Jones County Family. On March 18, 2026, the Jones County Sheriff's Office (JCSO) requested assistance from NCSBI. The scam involved a suspect contacting victims and falsely claiming their bank account had been compromised, then demanding payment to resolve the issue—a tactic...

This story originally published in The 9th Street Journal. Over half of Durham Public Schools high schoolers were chronically absent in the first six months of the current school year — yet another challenge for a district already facing state underfunding and declining enrollment. “In no way are we...

About once a month this year, the back kitchen of Remy's Lounge in downtown Durham has been taken over by Dosirak Durham, a Korean food pop-up. One evening in mid-April, it inhabited pots of tteokbokki (chewy rice cakes in a spicy sauce), sotteok (skewers of saucy sausage and rice cakes), soondae (blood sausage with glass noodles), and corn cheese dip. There were...

JONES COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - A Cary man is behind bars following a month-long scam investigation on a Jones County family, according to officials. In March, officials say the Jones County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation regarding an alleged scam targeting a Jones County family.

Durham County's newest four-legged resident is living his best life — and capturing hearts along the way.

Local singer/songwriter Grady White stopped by Live & Local this week, following the recent release of his latest EP, “Love Songs for Mrs. White, Vol. 1.”. Follow Grady White on Instagram. Grady White has lived in Durham for nearly a decade (minus a one-year rumspringa in Las Vegas) but...

Tar Heel fans knew that Marcus Paige would excel in his new coaching role at Charlotte.

Tim Ketchie, dressed in a rainbow tie-dye style button down, stood atop a picnic table under the main pavilion at Phillips Farm in Cary. His hands shook as he held onto several folded pieces of white printer paper and squeezed his eyes shut, trying to stop the tears from flowing. Roughly 100 friends, family members and other loved ones looked on, tears in...

If you were anywhere near Raleigh Brewing yesterday, you could tell pretty quickly that Y’all Means All had found its crowd. The first-year festival brought together North Carolina breweries, food trucks, local vendors, live music, and a packed crowd for an afternoon that felt easy, upbeat, and genuinely welcoming. It had the kind of energy Raleigh does well — people hanging out, trying new...