Acclaimed Durham restaurant set for major move to downtown space
After a three-year run, one of the Triangle’s most celebrated new restaurants will move to a larger space in the middle of Downtown Durham. This summer, the acclaimed restaurant Little Bull will move to a freshly renovated space at 301 Chapel Hill St. The modern Mexican restaurant from James Beard semifinalist chef Osc
Craven County deputies seek Wake County woman wanted in counterfeit money investigation
The Craven County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help locating a Wake County woman wanted on multiple felony charges in connection with a counterfeit money scheme spanning several Eastern North Carolina counties. According to investigators, 30-year-old Natesha Lashay Cheeks of Garner is accused of passing
Strong thunderstorms move into the Triangle Tuesday, bringing heavy wind & hail
Two bands of thunderstorms are nearing the Triangle on Tuesday, June 23, bringing a risk of severe thunderstorms and the possibility of damaging winds. The first band of thunderstorms is near the Triad, and the second is along the US Route 1 moving into the Triangle and the Sandhills as of 11 a.m. Tuesday, according to
Reliable Heating & Air Shares Signs An Air Conditioner May Need Repair in Knightdale,...
As summer temperatures begin climbing across Wake County, homeowners are relying more heavily on their air conditioning systems to keep their homes comfortable. While many AC systems appear to be operating normally, underlying issues can develop long before a complete breakdown occurs. To help homeowners avoid unexpect
Karl Storz laying off employees in North Carolina amid robotics strategy shift
Karl Storz will lay off 108 employees at the headquarters of its Asensus Surgical robotics subsidiary in Morrisville, North Carolina, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification notice filed with the state on June 16. The cuts are the result of an organizational realignment and business conditions that
Gone! North Carolina recently lost 3 beloved restaurants
North Carolina’s restaurant scene keeps changing, but some closings still feel bigger than a routine business update. In recent weeks, diners across the state have had to say goodbye to…
Canes’ Stanley Cup championship parade success inspires Raleigh to eye larger and future events
Visit Raleigh and the Greater Raleigh Sports Alliance say the parade's success has renewed interest in bringing more and larger events.
Defamation battle between makers of Splenda and North Carolina scientist tossed out of federal...
A federal judge has thrown out a high-stakes defamation battle between the makers of Splenda and a North Carolina scientist. Splenda manufacturer TC Heartland sued North Carolina State University professor Dr. Susan Schiffman after she published research linking the artificial sweetener to DNA damage and cancer. The co
$30 scratch-off ticket turns into $100,000 winner for Cary man, NC Lottery says
CARY, N.C. (WNCN) — A Cary man took a chance on a scratch-off and it turned into a big win, the North Carolina Education Lottery said. According to the NC Lottery, Simson Biswas bought a $100,000 Cash Payday scratch-off ticket worth $30 from the Park N Shop on East Chatham Street.
Raleigh Jobless Aid Meltdown: Audit Uncovers $47M In Fraud And Long Payment Delays
North Carolina’s unemployment office is under the microscope after two new state audits found the Division of Employment Security improperly paid out $168.8 million in confirmed overpayments between April 1, 2021, and March 31, 2025, including $47.2 million that auditors labeled as fraud. The reviews pegged the imprope

















