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Wake County, NC – Deputies Investigate Shots Fired on Bankscrest Drive in Wake County...

Wake County, NC – Deputies in Wake County are investigating a report of gunfire that occurred Tuesday morning in a residential neighborhood. According to the Wake County Sheriff’s Office, law enforcement responded around 9:50 a.m. to the 4100 block of Bankscrest Drive following reports that shots had been fired in...
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Driver runs after crash knocks down lines in Raleigh neighborhood: Police

Driver runs after crash knocks down power lines on Dixie Trail in Raleigh: Police.
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Crime down in Raleigh in 2025, with new emphasis on downtown, Glenwood South

Crime in Raleigh is down or unchanged in nearly every category in 2025, a trend Chief Rico Boyce credits to extra attention being paid around downtown and Glenwood South. In a news conference Tuesday, Boyce called violent crime “flat” so far this year, noting that robberies have fallen by 6% and aggravated assaults...
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Wake County school board to consider moving 2 schools to traditional calendar

The affected schools are North Forest Pines Elementary and Pleasant Union Elementary.
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North Carolina chiropractor charged with felony secret peeping after Best Buy incident, police say

The 28-year-old Durham chiropractor is accused of using a cellphone to secretly record the victim, who was in a private restroom stall, officials said.
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LIVE: North Carolina Gov. Stein holds 1st NC Strong Update, showcasing new initiatives

RALEIGH, N.C. (WLOS) — At 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 2, North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein will hold the first NC Strong Update. According to a news release, this press conference will showcase new initiatives from the Governor’s Office and state agencies that expand opportunities for North Carolinians and strengthen the state.
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The Scallops At This Unassuming Restaurant In North Carolina Has Scallops So Good, They’re...

Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences hide behind the most ordinary facades, waiting for hungry travelers to discover their treasures. Captain Stanley’s Seafood Restaurant in Raleigh stands as proof that you don’t need fancy lighting, celebrity chef endorsements, or Instagram-worthy decor to serve...
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The North Carolina counties bucking the trend with growing under-five populations

Four North Carolina counties are among the few urban counties nationwide to grow their under-five populations over the last five years, according to a new analysis. Why it matters: During the pandemic, many families with young children moved away from some of the country's largest cities, according to the report from...
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Will NC get snow this winter? Here’s what the farmers’ almanacs forecast

North Carolinians who long for a snowy winter may be in luck. The Old Farmer’s Almanac recently released its winter forecast, and in North Carolina, the almanac predicts a snowy winter with colder-than-normal temperatures . In Raleigh, the average minimum temperature in December is around 34 degrees, historically,...
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In NC, Black communities meet mental health needs of youth in barbershops and churches

Editors note: This is the first of a series of stories NC Newsline is doing in September for Suicide Prevention Month. If you or someone you know needs help, the national suicide and crisis lifeline in the U.S. is available by calling or texting 988. There is also an online chat at 988lifeline.org On a […]

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