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Violators could face penalties or even have "their water deactivated."

Secondhand and used items have been given new life at vintage markets all over the Triangle. With a variety of locations, items and prices there is a little something for everyone. Pre-loved jewelry, clothes, handbags, shoes and more are drawing in local crowds of people searching for the perfect piece to add to their

In 1996, the Chapel Hill music scene had a lot of eyes on it. After Seattle had made a splash in the early part of the decade, the music industry at large was looking for the next great music town, and with its large student population and bustling music scene, Chapel Hill had all the important.

Over his half-century career, Peter Klopfer trained his zoologist’s eye on the busy lives of animals: how ducks raise a family, when goats say hello, and especially, why lemurs hibernate. This fascination with primate sleep would lead the longtime Duke professor to co-found the campus Lemur Center, a cherished refuge f

One person is dead and police are investigating after a vehicle fire occurred in Apex on Thursday night. Apex Deputy Police Chief Trevor Materasso told The News & Observer on Friday that investigators haven’t determined whether the vehicle was involved in a collision before the fire started. He said the Wake County Bur

Robotic surgery firm Asensus Surgical is cutting 108 jobs at its Morrisville operation, with the company framing the move as part of an internal shake-up rather than a full-scale pullout. The reductions will roll out over six months starting Aug. 15, and company officials say employees who are on the chopping block hav

The Triangle’s food and drink scene is losing two favorites this month. A beloved brunch spot is leaving Durham, and a wine retailer with multiple locations shut down after more than a decade in business. Here’s a roundup of recent closures we’ve covered. Here are key takeaways: True Flavors Diner in Durham will close

Vance-Granville Community College, Granville County Schools and local employers launch a Summer Electrical Academy giving 11 students wiring training, pre-apprenticeships and college credit.

Granville elections board narrowly backs moving early voting from downtown Oxford and Creedmoor and adding a northern site, sending the disputed plan to the state board.

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