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Burnout thrives in haste. Nowadays, we move too quickly to leave traces. We scroll, document, consume — often so fast that our lives begin to feel unpreserved, even as we post them online constantly. Perhaps this is why the concept of “going analog” appears to be making its comeback....

Apex, NC – The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office is conducting a death investigation following an incident reported this morning at a residence in the 200 block of Alston Road near Apex. At approximately 11 a.m., Chatham County deputies and emergency responders were dispatched to the location after receiving...

RALEIGH, NC — A hot and largely sunny Wednesday is underway across North Carolina on May 20, 2026, as high pressure maintains dominant control of the state’s weather pattern and temperatures soar into the 80s and 90s across virtually all regions. Near to record high temperatures are likely for many communities statewid

Here is the latest reports pertaining to the Tar Heels' pursuit of the Greek center.

Hillsborough Mayor Mark Bell spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, May 19, discussing town news and events. He talked about the latest budget conversations for the town, which include the town board asking the town manager for a tax increase. He discussed the timeline for the updated budget, other upcom

A woman died after an early morning shooting on Monday at a Durham apartment complex, police said.

Gilbane Development and its partners have broken ground on the first phase of Villages of Hayti, a 252-unit affordable housing development that will transform the long-vacant former Fayette Place site in Durham’s historic Hayti neighborhood. The project is being developed in partnership with Durham Housing Authority an

With the pending commitment of Alexandros Samodurov, UNC's starting lineup appears to have come together. And it's probably not even as good as Duke's bench.

Four North Carolina cities, including two in the Triangle, have been named among the nation's safest midsize communities.

Duke and UNC researchers are teaming up on a $12.9 million national clinical trial that zeroes in on a problem many families of autistic children quietly battle every day: chronic constipation. The study aims to enroll 320 patients at roughly 30 sites across the country and will randomly compare two medications, linacl