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Wake County’s roads are busy, and so is the hiring scene for drivers. From local delivery routes to long-haul trucking, there are several solid opportunities for folks who like to stay on the move.

Tacos ‘n Taps is coming to Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary, North Carolina, on April 18, 2026, from 12 to 5 p.m. Tacos ‘n Taps is an all-you-care-to taste beer and tequila festival, and also features some of the best taco trucks around. Guests will enjoy:

Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Neighbors in Holly Springs are giving away a few handy items this week. Check out what’s available below and see if something fits your needs.

A police chase involving several juveniles ended in a wreck on Dacian Road in southeast Raleigh on Monday, April 6, 2026, leaving a Garner police SUV banged up and at least one person taken away in handcuffs. Garner officers, backed up by Raleigh police, swarmed the neighborhood after the pursuit, which local reporting says started near Timber Drive.

Replacing Maliq Brown's defensive impact won't be easy, but his loss could be lessened with the addition of this Kentucky transfer.

North Carolina's "City in a Park" is getting a boost to its music scene. The Red Hat Amphitheater, located a 10-minute drive away from Raleigh's underrated but flourishing city gardens, has become a staple of Downtown Raleigh since opening in 2010. And now, in a move to improve the Raleigh Convention Center's capacity, the Red Hat Amphitheater will be moving just one block away — a...

Here's what the Spartans' head coach had to say about Holloman's unexpected departure.

A new bridge opened across the Raleigh Beltline last week, at the spot where for decades cars — and only cars — passed under the highway through a low, narrow, one-lane tunnel. The new Ligon Street bridge over Interstate 440 has two lanes with sidewalks on both sides, providing an option for cars, trucks, buses, pedestrians and cyclists to cross the Beltline between Hillsborough Street and...

In North Carolina’s capital city, you can find old school barbecue with a modern twist, tacos trucks with a dozen diners in line and fine dining with miles of southern charm. Recently, The New & Observer named the Top 50 restaurants in the Triangle. Of those, 19 are in Raleigh. FULL STORY: The N&O’s Top 50 Restaurants of 2026: The Triangle’s best places to eat Ajja At Ajja...

When most kids dream of becoming firefighters, they’re thinking about sliding down poles and saving the day, not necessarily about where they’ll eat lunch. Barry’s Cafe in Raleigh has brilliantly combined both fantasies into one delicious, nostalgia-packed experience that’ll have you feeling like a hero before you even finish your burger.