Celebrate Juneteenth with Durham Grammy-nominated musician’s empowering family album
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A Durham Grammy-nominated musician, author and educator has a new family album that celebrates and uplifts young Black boys. Pierce Freelon said the project arrives just in time for Juneteenth and Black Music Month. With infectious rhythms and heartfelt storytelling, Black Boy Glow nurtures confid
For Juneteenth, Durham’s historic Stagville shines light on the past
Stagville Plantation will be offering free tours all day on Friday, Juneteenth.
From Tim Hortons to hot chicken: A roundup of opening plans in the Triangle
The Triangle is gaining new dining and shopping options, from a spicy chicken chain expanding its local footprint to a beloved coffee shop considering its first North Carolina store. We’ve created a roundup of restaurant and business openings we reported this week. Dave’s Hot Chicken will open two more Wake County loca
‘Definitely concerned’: Durham turns to Cary for Jordan Lake water supply amid drought
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — Due to dry conditions, Durham’s water supply could run out in a few months without significant rain. That’s because the city’s reservoirs, Lake Michie and Little River, are just over 50 percent full. “We’ve had droughts before,” Durham Water Efficiency Program Manager...
Governor Stein to host Juneteenth celebration at Executive Mansion
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — Governor Josh Stein is inviting North Carolinians to attend a Juneteenth celebration at the North Carolina Executive Mansion on Friday. The event will commemorate Juneteenth, the federal holiday that marks the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the former Confederacy. According to the Go
Late-Night Storm Rips Across Piedmont, Rattles Towns North Of Raleigh
Residents across the North Carolina Piedmont spent part of Thursday night under a severe thunderstorm warning as a fast-moving cell swept over Louisburg, triggering alerts for Franklin, Granville, Halifax, Nash, Vance and Warren counties through about 10:45 p.m. Radar showed the line racing northeast at roughly 40 mph,
Morrisville robotic surgery company to lay off 108 workers
Asensus Surgical will lay off the workers during a six-month period beginning Aug. 15.
Raleigh’s Bandwidth Campus Locks Down $140.8 Million Wall Street Loan
Bandwidth Inc.'s massive Raleigh headquarters just did some heavy lifting in the world of high finance, anchoring a $140.8 million commercial mortgage‑backed securities loan that is turning heads well beyond the Beltline. The communications company's campus near Reedy Creek and Edwards Mill roads is serving as the deal
Raleigh Docs Scramble For Space As Medical Office Vacancies Shrink
Good luck finding a turnkey exam suite in Raleigh right now. The region’s medical office market tightened again this spring as health systems and outpatient providers snapped up clinics, imaging suites and specialty space. Landlords and brokers say medical spaces set up for exams and procedures are leasing more quickly
Duke legacy recruit makes well-deserved major leap in 2027 rankings
Kager Knueppel climbs 94 spots into the top 30 of 247Sports' latest rankings for the class of 2027.

















