Ride, Roll and Roam: Options to get around downtown Raleigh as R-Line pauses
GoRaleigh says it will pause the R-Line beginning Sunday, August 9, citing low ridership.
Raleigh Lawmakers Rally For Black Moms In High-Stakes Birth Bill
On Wednesday, the usually buttoned-up North Carolina Legislative Building took on the feel of a community forum, as dozens of lawmakers and maternal-health advocates packed the halls to push for a new state MOMnibus package. Their mission was blunt and urgent: close the stubborn gap in pregnancy and childbirth outcomes
Dog sniffed out his owner’s deadly cancer before it was too late
Cary, North Carolina - When Chase Johnson's dog Ceto started acting anxious, she didn't brush it off. Chase paid attention, and that made all the difference – Ceto knew his owner had breast cancer, and his discovery saved her life. Chase Johnson (36) from Cary, North Carolina, remembers her four-legged friend's strange
Raleigh police investigate bomb threat at substation; no device found in vehicle
Chopper is over the scene along Greens Dairy Road near the police substation.
Apex Passes $262 Million Budget with 1.75-Cent Tax Increase
Before their vote to adopt a $261.74 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year Tuesday evening, Apex’s five voting Town Council members all acknowledged it was a difficult decision for them to approve a 1.75-cent property tax increase for residents. Councilmember Ed Gray likened it to his 28-year-long marriage...
A Raleigh architectural landmark will soon open its doors for tours
Like many people who grew up in Raleigh, George Smart had for decades driven by the stone and glass Grand Masonic Lodge on Glenwood Avenue without ever stepping foot inside. Maybe more than most, Smart was curious about the building and its mid-century architecture. So Smart approached the Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
Raleigh man charged with insurance fraud in alleged $30K false claim
Raleigh man charged with insurance fraud after investigators say he used false medical records and crash photos in an alleged $30,000 claim to USAA.
Bentonville Battlefield among historic sites with new Sunday hours
Bentonville Battlefield and 12 other N.C. state historic sites will add Sunday hours, 1–5 p.m. June 14–Aug. 2, under a pilot program to expand weekend access.
At state hearing, Duke Energy faces questions over its role in attracting new data...
State regulators are still deliberating on Duke Energy’s proposed carbon plan amid ongoing controversy over data centers, rising demand and utility bills. Energy experts gathered in Raleigh on Tuesday to question Duke executives about how they plan to meet North Carolina’s energy needs and climate targets. Attorney Mat
Supporters say state action can reduce pregnancy-related deaths of Black women in NC
Healthcare providers, advocates and politicians gathered in Raleigh Wednesday to push for state laws and grant programs they say would reduce pregnancy-related deaths among Black women. In North Carolina, the Black maternal death rate was 61.4 for each 100,000 births from 2019-2023, according to America’s Health Ranki
