Don’t Fall Victim to Scams: Durham County Sheriff’s Office Warns of Convincing Federal Court...
DURHAM, NC (Friday, April 24, 2026) - Scams never stop, but everyone can take steps to stay safe by following simple guidelines. A new report from the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) projects that Americans are losing an estimated $119 billion every year to online scams, with just under $3 billion resulting from government impersonation tactics.
Suspect Arrested After Allegedly Stealing 3 Cars in One Night in Apex, Police Say
APEX, N.C. — A quick-thinking resident and rapid police response helped stop what authorities describe as a fast-moving vehicle theft spree in Apex—ending with a suspect in custody after allegedly stealing multiple cars across two counties in a matter of hours. Resident Tip Leads to Arrest. Police say...
North Carolina officer considered person of interest in 2004 homicide: Search warrant
An officer with the Four Oaks Police Department is considered a person of interest in an unsolved Garner homicide from more than 20 years ago, a search warrant shows.
Eight-Story Senior Tower Could Shake Up Raleigh’s North Hills Skyline
An eight-story, age-restricted apartment building overlooking the I-440 Beltline is the latest big idea floated for Raleigh's North Hills Innovation District, potentially adding senior-focused housing to a stretch of midtown already crowded with cranes, new towers and fresh retail. According to Triangle Business Journal, developer Kane Realty has submitted plans...
Soldier who made $400K betting on Maduro’s removal makes 1st court appearance
Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke will be released on a $250,000 bond.
Wake County SPCA expands services to curb pet euthanasia
Seymour’s tail wagged excitedly and his frowny, pitbull face broke into a near-grin as he padded into a new center meant to keep pets like him healthy. He came to Wake County from the Stanly County animal shelter, and before that was a stray. “His body tells a story we haven’t quite been able to unravel — he’s got scars all over, his ears...
These 6 restaurants are opening in Raleigh, Durham and Apex. Here’s when
A new barbecue joint and brewery are among the very recent newcomers to the Triangle’s dining scene. Both located in Raleigh, the restaurants are just a couple of the concepts now serving customers. Some of the most popular fast-food chains have also added new locations in recent weeks. And this week, we shared news of two other establishments expected to open this year...
Durham’s ‘Hot Buns’ Craze Hits American Tobacco Campus
Lutra Cafe & Bakery, the pop-up turned bakeshop known for sweet-and-savory buns and serious lines across the Triangle, is settling into a permanent home in Durham this June. The new counter-service café is headed for the American Tobacco Campus, with roughly 2,600 square feet, seats for about 36 guests inside, and room for around 20 more on the patio. The focus...
Raleigh Police Chief reflects on city’s growing pains, new technology
Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce says his department is finally back to adequate staffing after years of shortages coming out of the pandemic. But as the city's population continues to boom, he says the force must keep growing and be given the tools to focus on crime. Why it matters:...
Long-awaited store opens soon near downtown Raleigh. Here’s when to shop
Nearly a year after it was first announced, a new specialty bookstore will open soon near downtown Raleigh. Located in the Platform development in Raleigh’s “West End,” Bright Side Books & Wine will celebrate its grand opening starting Saturday, April 25 — which is also Independent Bookstore Day. A version of the store dubbed The Prologue started operating on a temporary basis at 207 S. West...

















