Dr. Chris DePerno's Slobberin' Sauce blends both of North Carolina's rival barbecue styles, with proceeds funding student scholarships.

Federal investigators say Duke Law's essay flags and Pell Grant tracking masked race-based admissions. Duke says it's reviewing the findings.

A student petition with over 5,500 signatures pushed Wake County to tweak the rule just days before school starts.

The city council's unanimous vote also targets a nearly three-month permit process blamed for keeping new centers from opening.

Raleigh-Cary is the only major U.S. market stronger than in 2022, while St. George, Utah takes the national crown.

The Harryson L. Anderson Foundation's first fundraiser lands on the birthday he never got to celebrate, funding a $2,500 scholarship in Sanford.

Cameron Lavar Robertson, 35, also faces a separate 2024 fraud case tied to a forged $39,416 check.

State lawmakers poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into speeding capital appeals, but 123 death-row cases remain snarled in legal fights.

Rio vanished from Oklahoma in late July and somehow surfaced in Greensboro two weeks later, no one knows how.

Owner Pete Susca blamed rising rent and a broken AC unit. The Ellis Crossing spot near RTP stays open.

The 24/7 facility would rise at U.S. 17 and N.C. 210, feeding Novant's new Scotts Hill hospital 14 miles away.

Raleigh Rising says Wake County faces a 110,000-home shortfall by 2029, even though most surveyed voters disagree.

A judge set an August 2027 trial date in the death of 10-year-old Brooklyn Carroll, killed by a boat prosecutors say was driven drunk.