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The first winter storm of the season is heading to the Triangle area this Friday. A wintry mix of freezing rain and snow is expected to fall over central North Carolina, but is expected to have a very minor impact on the area. However, a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from midnight Thursday until […]
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A recent study by WalletHub ranked the best and worst cities for singles in America, with Raleigh and Durham landing at No. 84 and No. 153, respectively. Factors considered in the study included the cost of dating activities, social clubs, music festivals, and gender balance. WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo highlighted the importance of favorable conditions […]
Attorney General Jeff Jackson has intervened in Duke Energy’s proposed rate hikes, permitting a 15% increase over the next two years as the case goes before the North Carolina Utilities Commission. Governor Josh Stein opposes the hikes, citing burdens on residents; he also vetoed a bill that could add $23 billion in costs and created […]
The Wake school board will vote Tuesday on updates to its cellphone policy to comply with a new state law requiring stricter rules by Jan. 1. The proposed changes would require students to disable smart features on smart glasses, expanding a rule that currently applies only to smartwatches, and still require cellphones to be put […]
After nearly nine decades of serving classic Southern comfort food, K&W Cafeterias has officially closed all of its locations. The company, which opened its first cafeteria in 1937 in Winston-Salem and remained family-operated ever since, became more than a restaurant to many—serving as a gathering place for Sunday meals, family traditions, and warm memories shared […]
Nearly 50 firefighters worked to extinguish a massive fire Monday evening in downtown Raleigh after a blaze started on the roof of the convention center. Around 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 1, the Raleigh Professional Firefighters Association said that they received several calls in reference to “smoke and flames” coming from the roof of the Raleigh […]
Two Black men were pepper-sprayed by police and falsely accused of fighting. The police chief blamed it on "too many minorities" coming into town.
Giving Tuesday has grown into a global moment of generosity. Check out 10 ways Black communities can turn it into a real impact.
If you’re not someone who cooks for Thanksgiving, or prefer the convenience of takeout on the family dining table, you may be looking for restaurants or fast food places open. So here is a list of eateries, including casual and fancy restaurants, to fast food favorites that are open on Nov. 27 for Turkey Day.
Eboni Williams, a licensed psychotherapist and life coach, offers tips on surviving the holidays while protecting your mental health.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has made several moves this year to weaken the Department of Education, including laying off over 1000 workers.