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Greensboro police arrested a 24-year-old after a Thursday morning shooting on East Carteret Street that killed a 61-year-old man. The suspect faces first-degree murder charges.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
A raccoon and a cat in Orange County tested positive for rabies this week; health officials are evaluating exposures and urging pet owners to check vaccinations.
The City of Raleigh asked anyone who saw a viral clip of a driver throwing large rocks at cars to call police. Officials want tips and video to help investigators.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Avent West residents are contesting Lorimer Spring, a 60-unit senior affordable project after trees were cleared on the site. City and county gap financing is part of the funding plan.
Greensboro operator Daly Seven bought land near RDU and parcels near Duke University Hospital, signaling plans for more Triangle hotels. Permits and planning filings will show what comes next.
Weather & Environment in ...
Cool, sunny day in Raleigh with a high near 61°F. Patchy frost possible tonight and a statewide burn ban keeps fire danger elevated.
A man was shot early Wednesday near Magnolia Pointe Apartments in north Durham; he is expected to recover and police are asking for tips.
Parks & Nature in ...
Fencing has gone up on Dix Park's west side as the city begins removing four former hospital buildings to restore green space. Work is part of the park's master plan.
A Cary man reported missing on April 2 was found dead after his car left the I‑40 west ramp to Wade Avenue in Raleigh; police say the vehicle was traveling at least 70 mph and the investigation is ongoing.
Video and a 911 call led to charges after a child was allegedly dunked beneath Sunset Beach Pier; police and DSS are investigating. Witnesses and bystander video are under review.
Cool nights Wednesday and Thursday could bring pockets of frost in Raleigh. With dry, breezy days and a local burn ban, avoid open burning and protect plants.
Fast-moving storms swept eastern North Carolina Sunday, producing frequent lightning and gusts that local NWS products warned could reach 50–60 mph. Communities from Greenville to Williamston were put on alert.
Showers and thunderstorms are likely Sunday afternoon, with gusts up to 25 mph and localized downpours. Drier air returns with frost possible midweek.
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