Former Employees Accuse Duke of Misusing Forfeitures
Former employees have filed a complaint against Duke University and its investment advisory, accusing them of misusing forfeitures in the Duke University Faculty and Staff Retirement Plan. The case, Beroset v. Duke University et al., filed in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, alleges Duke...
Triangle veterans seeing benefits to help PTSD with hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Those who served are more likely than the general public to die by suicide, but an alternative treatment holds promise.
UNC Police Ask Public For Help While Searching For Assault Suspect
The UNC Police Department shared Wednesday it is searching for a suspect in an assault that reportedly took place at the Old Well on Tuesday, Oct. 7. Campus police shared a pair of photos of the suspect on its social media accounts, showing them wearing a mask and holding a rainbow umbrella. According to UNC Police’s...
NCCU responds after unauthorized alert, updates barring notice
Two-and-a-half weeks after an unauthorized safety alert was released by the dean of the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities, N.C. Central University’s administration and police department has offered little explanation about the alert banning former faculty member, Jason Bowers. Despite repeated attempts...
Chapel Hill Police Seek Missing Teen, 15, Last Seen Monday
Chapel Hill Police are seeking the public’s help as they search for a missing teen. Fifteen year-old Dyani Grant of Chapel Hill, was last seen around 12 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13, in the area of Seawell School Road and High School Road, near Chapel Hill High School. Police say they believe Grant ran away.
Threatening Letter Sent to Durham Police Chief
Investigators tracking down who sent the letter to Police Chief Patrice Andrews. Investigators are probing who sent a “threatening letter” that contained racial slurs and a white powder, which ultimately was tested as not harmful, to Durham Police Chief Patrice Andrews. This startling episode comes on the heels...
Inside the Triangle’s illegal gaming cafés – where the internet rarely works
The internet doesn’t work at the internet cafés. Patrons don’t mind, as few enter seeking to browse the web. These cafés are instead electronic gaming rooms, with the look and sound of small casinos. Behind blacked-out windows, visitors are buzzed in and greeted by arrays of colorful digital games. Security guards...
Durham man dies after being found with gunshot wound, police say
The area between Raynor Street and North Miami Boulevard will be closed until further notice..
N.C. woman turns to backup plan after being furloughed in government shutdown
RALEIGH, N.C. — The government shutdown is nearing the end of its second week, and it's leaving federal workers in limbo. Porcelain Mills says having a federal government job meant having stability, but now her primary source of income is gone. Now she is leaning into her backup plan as a business owner.
Here are the top colleges and universities in North Carolina for 2026, according to...
How does your alma mater compare to the best colleges and universities across the state? One recent study aimed to answer that question by putting each school to the test.