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RALEIGH, NC. - More than 700,000 Americans are living with a brain tumor and treating them is one of medicine’s biggest challenges. Every tumor is different, and doctors often don’t know which drug will work best. Now, a brain cancer survivor is working to change that, not just for himself, but for every patient who co

A group of people broke into empty dorms at St. Augustine’s University and threw furniture out of the windows over the weekend, according to the university’s lawyer, Ciara Rogers. The crime comes after the 160-year-old historically Black university in Raleigh declared bankruptcy and announced it was losing accreditatio

Three Triangle restaurants, Herons at The Umstead in Cary, the Fairview Dining Room at the Washington Duke Inn in Durham and The Fearrington House Restaurant in Pittsboro, have landed on Forbes Travel Guide’s 2026 Star Award list. Herons held onto its Five-Star status for the 14th straight year, Fearrington House earne

RALEIGH — Protesting, chanting and marching. Property damage, arson and rioting. This was the oscillating pattern in downtown Raleigh over the weekend of May 30 to June 1 in 2020 following the death of George Floyd. Each night, the protests gave way to riots, with businesses and government buildings...

A routine wait for the bus turned frightening Monday evening when a person was shot at a bus stop on New Hope Church Road in Raleigh and taken to a hospital with injuries officials described as non‑life‑threatening. The shooting happened near Craftsman Drive at about 6 p.m., and officers shut down the immediate area wh

The ceremony for the Department of Biological Sciences, held at Reynolds Coliseum, reached capacity quickly, leaving hundreds of families stuck outside.

RALEIGH, NC — A pleasant and quiet Tuesday is unfolding across North Carolina on May 12, 2026, as areas of morning fog give way to partly sunny and mostly sunny skies across the state, with highs warming into the 70s for most communities while the Outer Banks and mountain regions hold in the 60s under a light southerly

Last week was national Teacher Appreciation Week, a time to celebrate educators who show up for their students every day. Unfortunately, for many of the teachers in North Carolina, underappreciated – especially from state lawmakers – is the main thing they’re experiencing these days. On May 1st, thousands of educators,

Pre-packaged food will soon be off the menu at RISE Southeast Raleigh Charter School. The K-8 public charter school, which serves nearly 500 mostly minority, low-income students, is poised to launch a scratch cooking food pilot when the new school year starts in August. RISE is partnering with the nonprofit Food Paradi

Anil Kochhar announced that he and his wife will cover final-year education loans incurred by graduates of North Carolina State’s Wilson College of Textiles