Raleigh Families Join Police Officers for Annual Holiday Shopping Event
On December 6, the Raleigh Police Department held its annual Shop with a Cop event at the Target on Old Wake Forest Road. Local families shopped for holiday gifts with police officers. The event was designed to encourage interaction between officers and community members in a relaxed setting.
Durham Invites Residents to Informative Session on Violence Reduction with Expert Thomas Abt at...
Durham residents can mark their calendars for a significant public event focused on tackling the city's violence issues. The City of Durham and Durham County are kicking off the first phase of their Violence Reduction Plan with a strategy and learning session scheduled for December 17, from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Main...
Apex (NC) Town Council Set for Packed Final Meeting of 2025 Tomorrow Night (12/9)
Apex Council will weigh Veridea plan changes, a Walden Road closure, UDO updates and a voluntary annexation, with residents including the Protect Wake County Coalition speaking during Public Forum.
Two-time ‘Jeopardy!’ champion accused of felony peeping
Joey DeSena won two rounds of “Jeopardy!” in November 2024, earning $44,698.
How Durham woman’s father remembers her as police search for her killer
Kenashi McGraw’s 44 years of life were marred by repeated tragedy, but that didn’t stop her from giving back. “It was just such a rough life, but she tried to act like she was strong,” Lawrence Corriders, McGraw’s father, told The News & Observer this week. The Syracuse native had lost many of the people she loved,...
Durham judge facing assault, domestic violence charges
Durham County Chief District Court Judge Clayton Jones is accused of assaulting a woman at an auto parts store.
Family fears deportation for North Carolina woman with valid work permit held in immigration...
CBS 17 reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for information about her case but did not receive a response. Fatima's lawyer confirmed she had a valid work permit through 2029.
Advocates against the death penalty react to ‘Iryna’s Law,’ potential implications
Kristin Stapleford still remembers the early morning of Dec. 6, 2002 when her uncle Ernest Basden was executed at 2 a.m. An ice storm had swept across North Carolina, making it a chilly night as she and other family members anxiously awaited Basden’s scheduled execution at Central Prison in Raleigh.
ICE agents once again operating in NC, activists say, including arrests in Durham
Another large-scale immigration enforcement operation appears to be underway in North Carolina, focusing on the Research Triangle and Triad area, according to immigrant advocacy group Siembra NC. In a statement Friday, Siembra NC said they received reports of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in...
Tracking snow in Vance, Wake counties Monday afternoon
Tracking snow in Vance, Wake counties Monday afternoon.
