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New NC Program to Support Local Residents with Severe Mental Illness After Release from...

On November 3, 2025, First Lady Anna Stein and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) will announce the NC Forensic Assertive Community Treatment Teams (NC FACT) program in Raleigh. The program is designed to support people with severe mental illness who are released from jail or prison...
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Security Cameras Strengthen DTR Safety

The RPDF and city officials join forces to up DTR safety. Downtown Raleigh’s parking decks are getting a next-level safety upgrade. The Raleigh Police Department Foundation recently funded Connect Raleigh, a citywide system linking public and private cameras to the Real Time Crime Center. Now, the initiative is...
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‘It smells like something had died’: Reaction after deputies say NC man confesses to...

Investigators say Dickens, 38, killed the four children and put their bodies in the trunk of his car, which was in the garage. Arrest warrants say the victims were murdered in May.
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Five Spots to Hit Outside Raleigh

Whimsical gifts, classic eats + local charm just outside Raleigh. A casual food stop doesn’t always have to mean a drive-thru. Modeled after Italy’s Autogrills—widespread highway stops feeding hungry drivers—the recently bowed Carr Mill Mall outpost brings the lax Italian lifestyle to the Triangle (read: eat, sleep,...
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Wake County Family Shares Heartwarming Cat Adoption Story for National Cat Day

In recognition of National Cat Day, Alice Avery, Wake County’s External Communications Manager, shared her experience adopting a cat named Cheese. Alice, who lives in North Carolina, decided to adopt another cat after her previous cat, Luna, died in 2018. She waited until 2020, when her son Sam was three years old,...
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Apex set to welcome first apartment complex in Veridea; more housing, retail space to...

The Summit House will be a two-building luxury apartment complex, which is expected to open in 2028.
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Raleigh Home in Architectural Digest

Sharing Raleigh’s creative flow with a national audience is Roux MacNeill Studio co-founder Robert MacNeill and his art-forward loft condo at Caraleigh Mills. Featured on The Design Network’s The Reveal—with a major cameo in Architectural Digest to boot—the former mill-turned-sanctuary gives the Cap City a front-row...
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State Health Plan costs will go up for most Wake school employees. See how...

Most Wake County school employees will see increases in their State Health Plan costs next year, with many either seeing a doubling in their deductibles or sharp increases in their monthly premiums. The State Health Plan is switching to a salary-based plan with premium increases as part of what state officials say...
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Raleigh’s sewer monsters: 16 years later, still no consensus

In April 2009, a routine sewer inspection beneath Raleigh’s Village District revealed something alarming — pulsating, beating slimy masses clinging to the inside of a six-inch pipe. The footage, captured by a robotic camera inspecting the aging sewer system, quickly went viral across the internet and sparked a mix of...
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Update for Cary Residents: Downtown Trolley Purchase Leads to Delays and Partial Cost Recovery

In 2022, the Cary Town Council approved the purchase of two trolleys for a Downtown Cary Loop service. The goal was to address parking concerns and provide additional transit options. The trolleys were to be part of the federally-funded GoCary transit system, which requires compliance with Americans with Disabilities...

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