Townhome and condo prices are falling in Raleigh
A divergence is forming in the Raleigh housing market this spring between single-family homes and townhomes and condos. Why it matters: While the price of single-family homes grew year-over-year in March, townhomes and condos got cheaper, Homes.com's latest report shows. Between the lines: Townhome and condo constructi
Durham’s HEART program shows major drop in crime reports since inception, reshapes crisis response
Four years after its launch, Durham officials say the HEART Program has grown into a national model for community-based crisis response.
As Raleigh community meeting on violence takes place, so does nearby shooting at bus...
The shooting happened less than half a mile from a community meeting focused on preventing violence in Raleigh neighborhoods. "This should be a wake-up call."
Peter Lucas Moses and His Polygamous Cult Kill Housemates in Durham North Carolina
In 2010, a disturbing case unfolded in Durham, North Carolina, involving Peter Lucas Moses Jr. and a polygamous religious group that authorities described as cult-like. The group lived in a home on Pear Tree Lane in southeast Durham, where multiple women and children were gathered under Moses’s control. Prosecutors sai
Triangle ERs In Triage Trouble As Central NC Hospitals Top State For Marathon Waits
Anyone who has spent half a day in a hospital waiting room will not be shocked by this: central North Carolina now has the longest emergency department wait times in the state, with Duke University Hospital clocking in at roughly seven and a half hours from arrival to admission. The slowdown stretches across the Triang
Lunch Money: Hot Dogs Among the Pineapples at Tropical Delights
When the Durham concessions stand Tropical Delights is up and running in its usual spot—the Flow Volkswagen parking lot off 15-501—it sometimes flies a willowy flag from an easement by the road, advertising HOT DOGS to cars streaming past. Other times, it goes flagless. One such day, I...
Coastal Credit Union Foundation donates $50,000 to Ripe for Revival
Coastal Credit Union Foundation has donated $50,000 to Ripe for Revival, supporting mobile markets that bring reduced-cost fresh food to thousands across eastern and central North Carolina.
Sayon Keita Hype Train Gaining Steam for UNC
The overseas prospect could expedite North Carolina's reclamation project under a new coaching staff.
Wake County holds law enforcement memorial ceremony
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) – On Monday, 25 Wake County law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty were honored at a memorial ceremony at Hayes Barton Baptist Church. During the ceremony, multiple speakers talked about the impact their deaths have had on the Wake County...
18-year-old charged in April shooting at Triangle Town Center in Raleigh
Raleigh Police have also filed juvenile petitions against three teens involved.

















