Community Stories Exhibit Explores The People And Places That Shaped North Carolina’s Black Heritage
RALEIGH, N.C. – History is often remembered through major events and well-known figures. At the Gregg Museum of Art & Design, a new exhibition instead turns the spotlight on the bookstores, family businesses, neighborhoods and everyday people whose perseverance helped shape Black life across North Carolina. Opening Jul
Hail Hammers Triangle as Severe Storms Rattle Raleigh With 60-MPH Gusts
Strong storms muscled into the Triangle on Sunday evening, triggering a severe thunderstorm warning for Raleigh, Durham and Cary that stayed in effect until 9:00 p.m. EDT. Forecasters said the line could produce damaging straight-line winds and penny-sized hail stout enough to crack car windshields and snap branches. W
Bystander hospitalized after shooting at Raleigh bus station, police say
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A man was seriously injured after a shooting downtown near a GoRaleigh bus station early Monday morning, police said. According to the Raleigh Police Department, officers responded around 2:02 a.m. to the Moore Square bus station on South Blount Street. According to investigators, a suspect confr
Sudden Downpours Put Richmond County On Edge Under Flood Advisory
Scattered thunderstorms dumped heavy rain across parts of Richmond County on Sunday night, triggering a flood advisory that remained in effect through 10:30 p.m. The National Weather Service warned of ponding on roads and minor flooding along small streams in low lying neighborhoods, while local officials urged residen
This North Carolina Toy Shop Is Filled With Childhood Favorites You Forgot Existed
A toy shop gets dangerous fast when childhood starts waving from every shelf. One minute, the plan is a quick look around. Then an old favorite appears, and suddenly a grown adult is staring at a toy like it just climbed out of a memory box and said, “Remember me?”
Extra caution urged in the kitchen as parasitic foodborne illness spreads rapidly across North...
State health officials are urging extra caution in the kitchen as a parasitic foodborne illness spreads rapidly across North Carolina. Officials with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services said at least 240 cases of cyclosporiasis have been confirmed statewide since May. The highest concentration of
North Carolina’s record heat could add $100 to power bills, and your thermostat matters...
"There's a lot of different ways that we may not think about around our home, that we're able to save on energy and then save on our bill."
Witnesses Report Erratic Driving Before Violent US 70 Crash
WILSON’S MILLS, N.C. — A Smithfield man is accused of driving while impaired when his white SUV slammed into a blue Volkswagen on U.S. 70 Friday evening, sending the car airborne, injuring four people, and leaving him facing multiple charges. Wilson’s Mills Police Chief A.Z. Williams said the...
Former College Swim Coach and Father of 5 Dies ‘Unexpectedly’ at Age 39, Days...
Jack Roney, a former NC State swimmer and assistant coach, died on July 5
As Grocery Prices Rise, Mobile Market Serves Hundreds Of Johnston County Families
CLAYTON, N.C. — As summer temperatures soar and utility bills climb, more Johnston County families are turning to a weekly mobile grocery market to help make ends meet. Ripe for Revival, in partnership with Brightspeed, will continue bringing its pay-what-you-can mobile market to Clayton throughout July, providing fres

















