Carter-Finley Takeover: Guns N’ Roses, Noah Kahan Poised To Jam-Pack Raleigh
Carter-Finley Stadium is going full arena-rock this week, hosting two massive shows: Guns N' Roses on Thursday, July 23, and Noah Kahan on Saturday, July 25. City and venue officials are already waving the caution flag, warning of heavy traffic, packed parking lots and slower exit times for drivers and ride-hail users.
Cary Fentanyl Deal Turns Deadly, Gun-Running Dealer Gets 15 Years
Source: U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina. A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced Kenneth Mark Rosado, 40, to 15 years in federal prison after prosecutors said a fentanyl sale he made led to the overdose death of a 21-year-old man from Cary. Rosado was also accused of trafficking dozens
Gov. Stein announces Johnston, Wake appointments to state boards
Gov. Josh Stein appoints Johnston and Wake County leaders to state boards on criminal justice, child care, historic preservation, economic development and juvenile justice.
Wake County is taking mug shots offline
Wake County will stop publishing mug shots and daily arrest reports online next month, citing concerns that outdated records can undermine the newly automated expunction process. Why it matters: Mug shots can create the perception of guilt even if a person is innocent, and the way they linger online can haunt people fo
Tucker Street Diner Goes Dark, Leaving Smoky Hollow With Another Empty Stool
Tucker Street Diner, the retro-style all-day restaurant inside downtown Raleigh’s Smoky Hollow, has gone quiet after less than 18 months in business, leaving yet another empty space in a neighborhood still trying to settle on its restaurant and retail identity. Triangle Business Journal reported the closure this week,
Historic million-dollar property at center of North Raleigh battle
RALEIGH – Tensions ran high at a recent community meeting between North Raleigh residents and an attorney representing a local developer. The July 13 meeting between Toby Coleman, a Land Use and Planning attorney, and Litchford Forest residents concerned rezoning a historic tract of land.
Raleigh On Edge As Slow-Moving Soaker Targets Low-Lying Streets
Raleigh woke up Wednesday, July 22, to a swampy start: mostly cloudy, muggy skies and temperatures already in the low 80s at Raleigh–Durham International Airport, with a summer high near 92 expected this afternoon. A slow-moving frontal boundary is parking over the region and will fire off repeated rounds of showers an
Raleigh man charged with kidnapping, robbery after Pin Oak Road incident
Officers responded around 9:15 p.m. to a domestic disturbance call at a home in the 3800 block of Pin Oak Road.
Heavy rain and storms, with possible flooding, forecasted for Raleigh area
Heavy rain, with possible flooding and severe thunderstorms, is forecasted for central North Carolina as the Triangle is under a flood advisory through Thursday. “Waves of showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain will focus along a slow-moving cold front and produce 2 to 4 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts,
What’s Driving You Crazy: Cary residents still concerned traffic signal is needed, town plans...
CARY, N.C. (WNCN) — People in Cary’s Ardmore community say getting out of their neighborhood is no easy task and they want the town to consider installing a signal. Theresa McGill says she gets stuck waiting for her turn to exit from Medfield Road onto NE Maynard Road. Residents also raised the issue with CBS 17 in Feb

















