Durham NC

Wondering where to find incredible pizza in North Carolina without all the fancy frills?. These 9 humble spots serve up outrageously delicious pies that let their flavors do all the talking!. 1. Elizabeth’s Pizza (High Point) The bright neon sign outside Elizabeth’s Pizza shouts “PIZZA, PASTA & MORE” –...

An ordinary traffic stop on US 1 turned into a significant bust when an Apex Police Department officer pulled over a vehicle for having improper headlamps. According to a social media post by the department on Saturday, what began as a minor infraction led to the discovery of two firearms, controlled substances, and...

Police responded just before 5 a.m. Monday in the 6600 block of Lake Hill Drive.

The mall, built in 1960, shut down due to financial difficulties exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

I know firsthand how skyrocketing property taxes are undermining the American Dream for current and future generations. Revaluation-fueled increases in property tax bills are blowing up family budgets in Cabarrus County and across North Carolina. This forces many to choose between paying their tax bills and putting...

So this is fun: a few years back, Amile Jefferson and Marshall Plumlee sat down and had a “dunk contest,” rating three classic Duke dunks. The first is Mike Dunleavy, driving against UNC and dunking over Jason Capel. As Plumlee notes, he was more of a three pointer shooter so the dunk was kind of a surprise bonus....

Raleigh is North Carolina’s high-tech capital, but its barbecue roots run deep. This city bridges classic Eastern and Lexington-style ‘cue, serving up tender pork and tangy, vinegar-based sauces that make Tar Heel BBQ world-famous. Raleigh’s barbecue community is a mix of beloved old-timers, up-and-coming...

Jeremy James McAlister, 43, of Fuquay-Varina, was charged Saturday with felony serious injury by vehicle, driving wrong way on a dual lane highway, and DWI, according to the arrest warrant.

Video was obtained by CBS 17 that showed a suspect driving large vehicle, smashing head-on into a stopped Raleigh police SUV early Saturday.

Parents are expected to spend an average of $875 to get kids back to school this year.