Woman seriously injured in shooting along Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh police say
Officers responded just after midnight to the area of Glenwood Avenue and Brownleigh Drive.
Woman accused of filing false deed on multimillion Raleigh home arrested: Records
More than a year after a judge ordered her arrest, a woman accused of filing a false warranty deed on a multimillion-dollar home in Raleigh was taken into custody last week, court records show.
Why Food Lovers Keep Booking Tables At These 12 North Carolina Restaurants
Sometimes restaurant reservations feel less like dinner plans and more like winning a tiny, delicious lottery, and North Carolina is full of tables people happily stalk for weeks. Across the state, these places keep earning return visits because they do more than serve great food. They create cravings, memories, and...
North Carolina student comes close to winning National Spelling Bee
North Carolina came close on Thursday night to having the best speller in the nation for the first time since 1970. Kushi Gottimukkala, 13, of Morrisville, finished in fourth place in the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee. Gottimukkala made it into the sixth round of Thursday night’s finals in Washington D.C. before m
NCDOT to Begin Resurfacing Highway 86 June 1; Overnight Delays Expected
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is scheduled to begin resurfacing a part of North Carolina Highway 86 in Chapel Hill Monday, June 1. The work will take place between the intersections with Estes Drive and Franklin Street, through the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard/South Columbia Street corridor. In a
It’s Official: May is NC Wine Month
And We Were There When North Carolina Governor Josh Stein Made It So!. Well, friends, it’s official. May is North Carolina Wine Month. I can tell you firsthand, that this is so, because my husband Tom and I had the privilege of being right there at the North Carolina Governor’s Mansion in Raleigh when Governor Josh Ste
Cary’s affordable housing options shrink as mobile home park sale uproots 140 households
For decades, the mobile home park known as Chatham Estates was an oasis of affordability off of East Chatham Street, one that allowed working-class families to live and work in the heart of Cary. Today, it's a patchwork of empty lots, leftover debris, and homes torn from the ground. Residents...
3 recruits on commit watch for Manny Diaz and Duke during critical official visitor...
Manny Diaz and Duke will host a bevy of priority prospects this weekend as the Blue Devils look to build momentum with their 2027 class.
2026 North Carolina high school softball state finals: NCHSAA state championships schedule and where...
If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. Late May has arrived and the 2026 North Carolina High School Athletic Association softball state championships are set for May 27-30 in Durham and Greensboro. Sixteen teams across the eight NCHSAA softball classifications will compete fo
Chatham Estates families relocate to meet eviction deadline after property sold to developer
Remaining families at Chatham Estates in Cary prepare to leave and meet the end of June deadline after the land was sold to a developer.

















