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Flock surveillance cameras vandalized in July in Wake Forest, police say

Wake Forest police are investigating two Flock Safety cameras they say were vandalized earlier this month, adding to a growing tally of the license plate readers found damaged nationwide. Authorities on July 15 discovered the two Flock cameras “physically damaged” on the ground at E. Carroll Joyner Park in Wake Forest;
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NC State Offers 2027 Four-Star In-State Forward Jayon Connor

NC State continues to build relationships with some of North Carolina’s top talent in the 2027 recruiting class. The Wolfpack extended an offer on Tuesday to Jayon Connor, a 6-foot-7, 190-pound power forward from Forsyth Country Day School in Lewisville, North Carolina. Connor is one of the highest-rated prospects...
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Cleanup begins in Raleigh after storm rolls through

Cleanup begins in Raleigh after storm rolls through.
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I-40 East in Wake County near RDU reopens after 5-car crash, officials say

MORRISVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — Interstate 40 in Wake County has reopened following a five-vehicle crash Monday morning, the North Carolina Department of Transportation said. According to NCDOT, the crash happened on I-40 East past Exit 285 just after 8:30 a.m. near Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Just before 10:30 a.
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Raleigh to lift water restrictions Monday after rainfall, officials say

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — After being in place for more than three months, water restrictions in Raleigh will be lifted next week, city officials said. The City of Raleigh implemented Stage 1 water restrictions on April 20 after the supply at Falls Lake, the city’s primary drinking source, dropped to 84% amid drought cond
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Driver Injured After Car Slams Into Clayton Medical Office

CLAYTON, N.C. — A driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries after crashing a vehicle into a medical office building in Clayton Wednesday afternoon. The Clayton Fire Department responded just before 1 p.m. to a report of a vehicle that struck the North Carolina Heart & Vascular building at 2076 Veterans Parkway, Sui
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Late-Night Storm Watch Rattles Raleigh, Expires At 1 A.M.

North Carolina’s severe thunderstorm watch stretched into the early hours of Wednesday, running until 1 a.m. and putting Raleigh, Durham and a wide swath of central North Carolina on alert for lightning, gusty winds and sudden downpours. The watch has now expired, but the safety takeaways from a noisy night are worth k
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NC cyclosporiasis cases top 700 as state launches tracking dashboard

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - State health officials have launched a new tracking dashboard as North Carolina cyclosporiasis cases top 700. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has recorded 718 cases since May 1, including 157 in the past week alone. Wake County has the highest total in...
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Inside Raleigh’s Lived-Experience-Led Homeless Community

How the Outlanders Built Trust, Leadership, and a Government of Their Own Even as the Threat of Eviction Looms Welcome to Outlanders. The camp is decorated in colorful string lights, beautiful handmade crafts, and keepsakes. A fence surrounds the camp, … Continue reading →
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Overnight Soaker Puts Raleigh Streets on Flash-Flood Alert

Heavy rain turned a routine summer night into a serious flood risk across the Raleigh-area Piedmont, with a flash flood warning blanketing five counties overnight into early Wednesday. The concern was not remote creeks in the woods but the places people use every day, including small streams, city streets, highways, un

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