INDY Selects: What to Do in the Triangle This Week
In the age of the iPhone, what’s the appeal of a photograph without filters, outtakes, or touchups? Perhaps just that—a one-of-a-kind physical image that captures a moment as it is, without revision. Will Harlan Campbell, an instructor of photography at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, has been...
Car rear-ends Wake County school bus on NC-540, causes delays
There were no students on the bus at the time of the crash, a WCPSS spokesperson says.
Judge dismisses parts of lawsuit against UNC-Chapel Hill brought by former provost
Chris Clemens left his position in May after he says the university asked for his resignation.
Activist Banned from Durham City Hall After Disrupting Swearing-In
A Durham resident has been barred from entering city hall for two years following her disruption of a new council member’s swearing-in ceremony on December 1. Both the disruption of an oath of office and the ban may be unprecedented; neither has happened in at least 20 years, according to a longtime city employee who...
Fire breaks out at Durham motel, causes roof damage and forces evacuation
Chopper 11 captured aerial footage showing significant roof damage, including a large hole
44-year-old man dead after fatal multi-vehicle crash in Pittsylvania County, VSP investigating
PITTSYLVANIA CO., Va. – The Virginia State Police announced Monday that it was investigating a two-vehicle crash that resulted in the death of a 44-year-old North Carolina man Sunday. Officials said that the crash occurred at 11:23 p.m. on Callands Road, two tenths of a mile east of Mapleton...
Raleigh police unit to focus on drivers who cause outsize share of traffic deaths
Only about 2% of automobile crashes in Raleigh last year involved drivers impaired by drugs or alcohol. But those crashes killed 11 people, nearly 29% of all traffic deaths in the city, according to data compiled by the Division of Motor Vehicles. That’s one reason the Raleigh Police Department is once again creating...
Cary town manager is leaving with a 6-figure severance. Read the contract.
Cary Town Manager Sean Stegall, who resigned Saturday, will leave his job with a severance totalling $198,832, equal to six months pay. The town had no choice, Mayor Harold Weinbrecht said, despite what he called “over-the-top” spending, a lack of transparency and “an unhealthy work environment.” That severance is...
Kids shop with a cop
In Creedmoor’s Shop with a Cop event, local officers took kids to Walmart for a morning of holiday shopping, teaching life skills and helping them buy gifts for family and themselves.
Hubert Davis shares the Seth Trimble injury update UNC fans have been dying for
The Tar Heels won't rush him, but will be thrilled when their senior captain returns to the court.
