Woman missing after fire destroys home near Rolesville, officials say
Woman missing after fire destroys home near Rolesville, officials say.
NC reports 149 new cyclosporiasis cases
There are 149 newly reported cases of cyclosporiasis since July 28, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.
Bankruptcy judge questions St. Augustine’s rush to launch programs
St. Augustine’s University — whose bankruptcy case administrator Brian Behr called “one of the toughest cases [he’s] ever seen” on Tuesday in court — planned to launch eight online educational programs in September. But bankruptcy judge David Warren doesn’t think St. Augustine’s is in a position to make promises to pot
Raleigh Police’s National Night Out held a month after teen takeovers
"This is like the Super Bowl of our community engagement events," Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce said.
Kansas and Deep Purple Launch 2026 Tour: Videos, Set Lists
Jefferson Starship also appeared at the tour's opening night.
State reports 867 cyclosporiasis cases, 33 hospitalizations since May 1
RALEIGH, N.C. (WITN) - State health officials are reporting 149 new cyclosporiasis cases and nine hospitalizations since last week. Last Tuesday, the Department of Health and Human Services reported 718 cases and 24 hospitalizations since May 1. About 57% of total cases are based in Wake County, according to the...
NC Museum of Art director leaving job. See where she’s going.
The director of the North Carolina Museum of Art will be leaving this month to become the inaugural director of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, state officials announced Tuesday. Valerie Hillings, who became director in 2018, oversaw significant growth at the NCMA campuses in Raleigh and Winston-S
Why Wake students want safety and security improved in school bathrooms
Wake County students want more monitoring of school bathrooms, more school resource officers and the installation of weapons detectors, according to a new district survey. Results of the school district’s student safety and security survey presented on Tuesday showed most Wake high school students reported feeling safe
Raleigh Clinic Data Heist Puts 500 Patients’ Medical Files, Social Security Numbers at Risk
A Raleigh family medicine practice says an unauthorized actor accessed its systems this spring, and federal records now show the incident affected 500 people. Potentially exposed information includes medical and treatment details, Social Security numbers, financial information and government-issued IDs. Family Medical
Longtime WRAL reporter and doctor retires. Look back at his 4-decade career
A former medical reporter and longtime doctor has retired after decades of treating patients in North Carolina. Dr. Allen Mask, once a familiar face on WRAL , most recently had been working part-time as a physician for the city of Raleigh. His last day on the job was Friday, July 31. “Seeing patients and caring for the
