Krzyzewski’s grandson, Joseph Savarino, now facing felony charge in death of Durham teen on...
He's now charged with felony death by motor vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and failure to reduce speed in the deadly April collision.
Cary woman scratches off $100,000 lottery win
Ruth O'Neal Allen bought her lucky Cash Payday ticket from Trinity Park Family Fare on West Main Street in Durham.
Grocery store will open its first NC location in the Triangle. What to expect
The Triangle is getting a new grocery store. Lotte Plaza Market — a chain that sells fruit, vegetables, meats and international foods — is coming to Morrisville. “Lotte Plaza Market was built to serve Pan-Asian communities so we’re always looking to expand and to serve communities that are growing and thriving,” Calvin
Durham’s ‘deadliest’ one-way streets are changing – here’s what’s coming
Durham is moving forward with transforming the city’s traffic patterns by converting Roxboro and Mangum streets into two-way thoroughfares. Residents have raised concerns for years about speeding and deadly traffic collisions in the north-south corridors, calling them the most dangerous streets in Durham. “It’s just on
Reading the fine print: Know the risks when providing your biometric data, NC experts...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — You can change a password, you can cancel a credit card, but you can’t change your face or fingerprints. From phones to airports, companies are collecting biometric data to verify you. Even banks capturing your voice to ensure it’s you calling: biometrics are now part of everyday life. At the Ral
UNC’s School of Civic Life has come under attack. Students reveal what it’s really...
When UNC-Chapel Hill freshman Mo Zheng saw the course description for a class called “Pursuing The Good Life,” it seemed like kismet. The questions asked in the course description were ones he’d been asking himself as of late: “How should I live? Whom and how should I love? What claims do family, friends and country ha
UNC System evaluates public universities’ financial health amid legislative budget stall
Public university chancellors are still making a case for state enrollment funding as the General Assembly deliberates the state budget. For NC Central Chancellor Karrie Dixon, the long overdue money is key to restoring and strengthening the HBCU's finances. NCCU was the state's only public university to not meet a...
Horseshoe at Hub RTP creates a destination beyond the workplace
A recent CBS17 My Carolina segment highlights how Horseshoe at Hub RTP is creating a destination beyond the workplace. Horseshoe continues to evolve into a vibrant destination that brings together work, entertainment, dining and community experiences in the heart of Research Triangle Park. Once known primarily as a wor
Only one UNC System school is not ‘financially healthy,’ report says. Here’s why
NC Central University — Durham’s historically Black public university — is the only UNC System school that is not considered “financially healthy,” according to a new financial assessment framework used by the system. That system, the Composite Financial Index, measures institutional financial health based on answers t
Carolina Performing Arts Unveils Multi-Day Performance Festival for ‘Campus and Downtown’
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and, in our modern society, many people are struggling with loneliness and finding connection with others. Alison Friedman, the Executive and Artistic Director for Carolina Performing Arts, says helping address that is at the core of her department’s new festival unveiled on Tuesday
