Bubbakoo's Burritos is opening its first North Carolina restaurant in Durham's Renaissance Village, bringing customizable burritos, tacos and the chain's Chiwawa bites.

Raleigh celebrates National Tooth Fairy Day with a free event focused on dental health and fun at John Chavis Memorial Park.

SELC says testing near Robeson County's Rocco plant found PFOA and GenX above EPA thresholds and has delivered a notice threatening federal litigation.

Patchy fog this morning and a threat of dense fog late Monday night. Gusty north winds today and a warming trend through the week.

The N.C. Department of Transportation issues a weekly financial report every Friday, offering a transparent look at the state's transportation funding, including cash balances and transactions.

Cary released non-public police records from 2016 about ex-Town Manager Stegall, highlighting efforts for transparency. No charges were filed. The Town Council seeks to understand past events under Stegall's management.

Durham residents show increased satisfaction with their city, with 84% rating it highly in a recent survey. Satisfaction with services is above the national average, though some areas, like yard waste collection, need improvement.

A 17-year-old Jack Britt student was arrested after police found his mother in a recycling bin and say he confessed. Court filings show a note and a March 3 hearing.

A large pothole on I-440 near Wake Forest Road damaged about 20 cars late Saturday and closed lanes; NCDOT aimed to finish repairs by 9 a.m. Sunday.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has appointed John W. Gajda, P.E., with over three decades of electric utility experience, to the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

Officer Slade of Raleigh PD earned an Advanced Specialist in Behavioral Analysis of Force Encounters certification after completing a rigorous 18-week course.

Nominations for the 2026 Environmental Awards have opened, highlighting local environmental leaders and innovators for their contributions to sustainability.

"Create and Chat" events at Abbotts Creek Community Center in Raleigh offer crafting evenings for adults, welcoming all skill levels every Wednesday starting March 11.