Man dies after being shot breaking up fight at Durham apartments
It was the second shooting along the 1100 block of S. Hoover Road in the past 24 hours.
Hail Fire: NC Couple Charged With Making Duplicate Claims for Same Damage
A North Carolina couple this week was awaiting court action after they were charged with filing claims with two different insurance carriers—State Farm and Homesite Insurance, court records show. Gurjant Singh Gill, 42, and Karmpreet Kaur Gill, 41, of Raleigh, were charged with insurance fraud in May after investigator
New NC Division of Motor Vehicles wait time data shows decline after brief uptick...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — After a brief uptick in March, new data from the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles shows wait times continue to decline. The data shows the average wait by location was nearly 23 minutes in May, down from over 46 minutes in March, and just over 29 minutes in April. The […]
ABC11 Together Perspectives for June 2026: Out Raleigh Pride and Juneteenth Jubilee in Fayetteville
ABC11 Together June 2026 Perspectives includes Fayetteville's Juneteenth event and celebrating Pride Month and Preventing food insecurity while school is out
One injured at Falls Lake after two jet skis crash in Wake County report;...
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (WNCN) — One person was injured, and authorities are investigating a reported collision involving two jet skis on Falls Lake on Saturday afternoon, officials said. The incident was reported around 3 p.m. in the Sandling Beach area of Falls Lake State Recreation Area just east of...
Why Durham is betting on Legal Aid to prevent evictions amid rising rent costs
The Durham City Council is considering extending an eviction-diversion program for another year to help keep more low-income residents in their homes. But a tense discussion at Thursday’s council meeting raised questions about whether the program is reaching tenants early enough to prevent eviction filings and whether
Wake County waterways carry rare warning: Don’t eat any fish
In some Wake County waterways, signs announce to anglers that the fish cannot, under any circumstances, be eaten. Why it matters: Eating lots of freshwater fish in North Carolina comes with health risks because of the widespread presence of mercury in the environment. Total bans are uncommon, though. This one is caused
Durham, NC mother sues property owner over son’s death in laundry room
The mother of a Durham man who died of heart failure after he became trapped in the laundry room of her downtown apartment building has sued the property owner and management firm. Debra Davies seeks compensatory damages for the estate of Jason Pulliam, who was 39 at the time of his death. Davies also asked […]
‘Iryna’s Law’ puts more people in NC’s biggest jails, adds to overcrowding
More people are being held in the state’s largest jails under “Iryna’s Law” even as some of those jails are overfilled. In Mecklenburg County, Sheriff Garry McFadden has lamented overcrowding since the law went into effect last December and required that more people be held in custody. The sheriff has admitted that he
Downtown Raleigh’s Condo Gamble: One Nash Square Shoots For The Sky At $800K A...
Downtown Raleigh is about to get an eye-catching new neighbor across from Nash Square as sales open for One Nash Square, a planned 20-story condominium tower bringing 82 high-end units to the Warehouse District. Prices are expected to start around $800,000, and developer Alchemy Properties is targeting first move-ins i

















