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With students and staff away on Sunday, a gas leak at Wake County’s Crosby-Garfield led to an explosion, rocking the entire neighborhood. → Read More
For Alex Alberti, with the Triangle Pride Band, the return of the event meant the first LGBTQ+ festival performance in years. → Read More
– A UNC law expert said the controversy surrounding Friday’s Supreme Court decision has impacted public trust in the federal judicial system. → Read More
Two dozen businesses around North Carolina State University are offering their own take to a traditional restaurant week, the Hillsborough Street $4 Food Walk. → Read More
Board members approved contracts with Apex, Cary, Raleigh and Garner to keep School Resource Officers in middle and high schools, totaling nearly $775,000. → Read More
Restaurants are getting creative to lighten the load on serving staff, including moving to a mobile dining room in which customers send their orders straight to the kitchen. → Read More
A group of a few dozen Holly Springs activists called on the town to take up the county’s law protecting against discrimination for gender, ethnicity, orientation and marital status among many other things. → Read More
The city and county are currently putting together Durham County’s first comprehensive plan in 17 years. → Read More
Kenita Stubbs, the mother of the slain 15-year-old, said over the past two years there’s been little movement in the case of finding her son’s killer. → Read More
One person suffered a minor injury and 17 people were displaced when eight apartment units were damaged in the fire in Carrboro Saturday night. → Read More
While record inflation costs bear down on both customers and restaurateurs, demand for dining remains high during the Triangle’s Restaurant Week. → Read More
Beyond baseball, UNC-Chapel Hill is also hosting the UNC Carolina Lacrosse Classic tournament this weekend. → Read More
Rick Armstrong with the Raleigh Police Protective Association, said the issue is that increase is only for starting pay, not existing officer salaries. → Read More
The first response to an emergency starts on the phone with 911, and Durham needs more people answering that call. → Read More
Wednesday night, the group held a vigil for the victims at Robb Elementary in Texas and those killed in Tops grocery store in Buffalo, New York last month. → Read More
A Raleigh man has officially resigned as a school bus driver following a DWI charge from a wreck earlier this month, a Wake County Public School System spokesperson said on Tuesday. → Read More
While plans are still in the early phase, the Downtown Raleigh Alliance presented its ideas this week to the city’s economic development committee. → Read More
In southeast Raleigh, a CBS 17 crew went to a home where a large tree fell on a home on Aaron Drive. The area is about four miles north of Garner. → Read More
A 9-year-old boy who was playing with friends at a playground across the street called in the fire. → Read More
This weekend has been the hottest yet this year, providing a heightened challenge for burn survivors. → Read More