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The Triangle’s dining scene is getting a fresh wave of openings this week, with three debuts in Cary and a healthy-eating franchise expanding in Raleigh. Here’s a quick guide to what’s opening, when and where. Here are key takeaways: Lloyd’s Full Service opened Wednesday, Aug. 26 at 107 E. Chatham St. in downtown Cary

The Mountaineers are going to have their work cut out for them on September 19th.

A planned appearance Sunday night at a Chapel Hill nightclub by a controversial influencer has been canceled following plans for community protests. Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, was slated to host an event at Still Life on East Franklin Street. The club announced in a statement Saturday that the cancel

Despite recent violent incidents at Alive Nightclub, people attending a downtown Raleigh market said they still feel safe and continue to support local businesses and events.

CLAYTON, N.C. – A 25-year-old electric bike rider suffered minor injuries Saturday afternoon in a collision with a passenger car on NC 42 East near Buffalo Road. The accident occurred in front of the Percy Flowers Store. According to initial reports, the passenger car was turning into the store...

Raleigh Turns Drones and GeoAI into a Living Digital Twin of the City. Raleigh is building a digital representation of the city that is designed to change whenever the city itself does. Drone surveys of construction sites, infrastructure, storm damage and public spaces can be processed into new imagery and three-dimens

Things started slowly for NC State in its 2026 opener at Virginia on Saturday and didn't get a whole lot better as the game went on. Perhaps the highlight of t

They came sporting leather corsets, ripped stockings, glittery top hats, kilts and the occasional tuxedo — a horde of unabashed freaks stretching for blocks down Glenwood Avenue at midnight, gathered for a raucous, giddy, semi-naughty vigil. For decades, the more adventurous and off-kilter night owls in Raleigh found s

On a typical day, the Oriental Store of Raleigh sees patrons milling between shelves to shop for bags of rice, snacks, canned fish, soy sauce, and other pan-Asian grocery items. Folks will also stop at its popular lunch counter, Filipino Express, to order lumpia, chicken adobo, pancit, and other Filipino dishes.

A middle school teacher from Goldston walked into North Carolina Education Lottery headquarters in Raleigh on Thursday and walked out with a check for $4,320,614, the after-tax remainder of a $10 million scratch-off prize she says she still can hardly believe she won. Jena Johnson, who has taught for more than 20 years