Raleigh NC

GoTriangle’s new RUS Bus station in the Warehouse District just got a major glow-up—and it’s shining a bright light on Raleigh’s public transit system (literally). Like a small-scale Shimmer Wall, the facility’s recently unveiled art installation features a large steel acorn sculpture aglow with alternating colorful...

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — Durham’s plan to turn an old railway that hasn’t been used in years into a trail around downtown is inching closer to reality. In the works for nearly two decades, the defunct train track will be converted into a 1.8-mile trail, which is expected to cost more than $45 million in total.

"While three years ago can sometimes sound like a long time. For many, it's just like it happened yesterday."

CARY, N.C. (WNCN) — It’s being called the largest consignment sale in the triangle, and one of the largest in the country. The “Everything Else” sales event kicks off this weekend. “You will find everything under the sun at our store these next two weekends,” said...

If you’ve been following us for a while, you know how much we love uncovering Raleigh’s gems, especially when it comes to coffee and brunch. And if there’s one place we return to again and again, both on lazy Saturday mornings and when we’re entertaining out-of-town family and friends, it’s Press Coffee & Crepes in...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WBTV) - The North Carolina State Fair, a yearly tradition for North Carolinians, gets underway this Thursday in Raleigh. This year, the fair runs Oct. 16-26 at the State Fairgrounds. Visitors can expect to find plenty of their favorites along with some new and creative foods, new attractions and...

Fuquay-Varina's original claim to fame may be its mineral spring, which was said to have healing properties and led to the town's incorporation in the early 20th century. But nowadays, there's another reason this charming North Carolina suburb is catching our attention. Home to not one but two historic downtowns,...

William Peace University operated as a women’s college for more than a century before its major shift in 2012 to a co-ed institution.

Since its founding, the event has helped generate millions of dollars toward better understanding and treatment of mental health conditions.

Former Jordan High School cheerleading coach Torian Dempson claims he was fired in September after attempting to enforce the district’s anti-bullying policy against two athletes. He believes his termination was direct retaliation for disciplining the students. For a year, Dempson reported what he claims was...