Winter Clothing Giveaway and Free Vaccine Clinic at GoRaleigh Bus Station Dec. 18
GoRaleigh is hosting a clothing giveaway and free vaccine clinic on Thursday, December 18, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., at GoRaleigh Bus Station, 214 S Blount Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. Double-Check Before You Head Out!. We make every effort to make sure that everything on Triangle on the...
Holiday Lights Spectacular: Raleigh neighborhood transforms into winter wonderland for a good cause
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Thousands of lights, towering inflatables, and festive displays now cover nearly every home along Winter Song Road in Raleigh’s Bedford at Falls River neighborhood, turning the street into a holiday destination for families across the Triangle. The neighborhood tradition began during the...
Austin Thompson’s legal team files motion to suppress statements in Hedingham mass shooting case
Thompson was questioned by police after his team said he suffered a gunshot wound to the head.
Raleigh Offers Christmas Tree Recycling Program, A Green Twist to Post-Holiday Cleanup
Raleigh officials announced the start of the city’s post-holiday Christmas tree recycling program, encouraging residents to dispose of trees through designated collection and recycling options. As reported by the City of Raleigh's official website, from December 26 to February 1, curbside pickup will transport your...
America’s 250th: Labor commissioner, committee envision grand parade
NC eyes a July 4 mega-parade in Raleigh and synchronized celebrations statewide for America’s 250th, backed by millions in funding and a decade of Revolutionary War commemorations.
Mike Waters sued for racial discrimination
Assistant DA sues District Attorney Mike Waters in federal court, alleging racial bias, pay discrimination and retaliation, while Waters denies wrongdoing and seeks dismissal.
Nash County man sentenced on federal meth conviction
Nash County man gets 20 years in federal prison after sheriff's deputies and DEA agents allegedly seized 22 pounds of meth, guns and ammo from his home.
Durham city and county leaders launch Violence Reduction Plan
Phase one of the Violence Reduction Planning Process kicked off in December.
Man charged with using fraudulent food benefit cards at Morrisville Walmart, warrants show
MORRISVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — A man is facing more than 20 felony charges connected to the fraudulent usage of food benefit cards at a Walmart in Morrisville between October and December, warrants show. According to warrants filed by the Morrisville Police Department, 45-year-old Jermaine Anthony Smith of Brooklyn,...
North Carolina Law Requires Schools to Block Social Media
(TNS) — North Carolina school districts are now supposed to prevent students from accessing social media on their school-issued computers in an effort to keep kids away from those addictive apps. A new state law gave school districts until Jan. 1 to approve policies restricting students from having cellphones...
