At COP30, Duke students participate even as the US skips negotiations
In mid-November more than a dozen Duke students traveled to Belém, Brazil to attend the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP30. There, they observed international negotiations and participated in panels on topics related to climate diplomacy. The students ranged from undergraduates to...
North Carolina politicians prepare for criminal justice improvements under Iryna’s Law.
Zarutska was stabbed to death in August while traveling the Charlotte light rail to the East/West Station Boulevard Station in the South End. The law received bipartisan support in Raleigh’s General Assembly because of some of the modifications it made to the judicial system. This included prohibiting cash bail for...
Raleigh Police Department Launches “Reel-Time Ridealong” Social Media Initiative to Enhance Community Engagement
The Raleigh Police Department is offering a glimpse into the everyday lives of its officers through a new social media initiative called “Reel-Time Ridealong.” Recently launched, the initiative aims to showcase “real moments on the job” and provides the community with an opportunity to engage more closely with local...
12 North Carolina Soundside Restaurants Where The Sunset Puts Dessert To Shame
North Carolina’s soundside restaurants offer more than just delicious meals. They pair exquisite dining experiences with breathtaking sunset views that often steal the spotlight from dessert. Here are twelve remarkable spots where the evening horizon becomes the evening highlight. Kang Nam Town-Cary, North Carolina....
Durham Welcomes New City Council Members in Inaugural Ceremony on December 1
The City of Durham is gearing up to usher in its new City Council members at an official Swearing-In Ceremony. Citizens are invited to witness the transition of local governance as the council welcomes fresh faces to lead the charge. In a social media announcement, the City invited the community to join the event,...
Durham joins network of ‘biophilic cities.’ Behind the effort was a high school student.
Picture a Durham where the skyline includes green roofs thick with pollinator gardens. That vision edged closer to reality when Durham became the 34th city in a network of “biophilic cities.” Leading the charge was recent Durham Academy alumna Lexie Chen. Chen was only a junior at Durham...
Seeking Alternatives: The Legacy and Loss of Morgan Imports
The recent closure of the beloved Morgan Imports has left a void in the community. This store, known for its unique trinkets, home goods, and funky items, was a favorite among locals. The passing of Mr. Morgan, the store's founder, has sparked a wave of nostalgia and longing for the magic that was Morgan Imports....
Is Spiffy Car Wash No Longer Available in CH?
In a surprising turn of events, it appears that the popular car wash service, Spiffy, is no longer available in Chapel Hill. For years, locals have relied on Spiffy's convenient app-based service to keep their vehicles clean. However, recent attempts to book a car wash have been met with a notification stating that...
Female Juveniles Engage in Fight with Security in N Hills
In a shocking incident, a group of female juveniles were involved in a fight at a Chik Fil A in the N Hills area around 8:45 pm. The girls, who appeared to be around 14 or 15 years old, were asked to leave the premises by the restaurant's security and staff. The situation escalated when they assaulted at least one...
Intense Debate: Immigration Raids in the Triangle Lead to Decreased Attendance at Churches with...
WFAE.org - 11/26/2025 08:02:08 PM. In recent news, the Triangle area has seen a significant decrease in church attendance, particularly among Latino congregants, following a series of immigration raids. Over 370 immigration arrests have been reported by the Department of Homeland Security in North Carolina within a...
