The burger chain will seat 60 diners near Franklin Street and start hiring up to 35 workers at around $15 an hour plus tips.

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

New rooms near Gate A7 and Gate C9 let traveling dogs skip a security re-entry just to relieve themselves.

Investigators say the stickers turned up on light poles near Uptown Roxboro businesses, and now they’re asking the public for tips.

Marquita and Cody Singleton say Durham County EMS told coaches no ambulance was available after their son broke his ankle on the field.

The 1920s-style lounge on Orange Street needs a nightly passcode dialed into a vintage phone booth to get inside.

Hoke County's Allen Thomas will be sworn in as NCACC president Saturday, capping three days of policy talks downtown.

Police say foul play isn't currently suspected, but the person's identity remains unknown as autopsy results are pending.

Khedron “Hezter Boi” Mims screened “Bull City Turnaround” at the W.G. Pearson Center, pairing real stories of incarceration and poverty with live music.

Nearly 600 volunteers served up barbecue and hot dogs to more than 2,300 attendees at the East Main Street shelter campus.

Hickory Place residents say a $1.8 million property sale left them scrambling before a September 1 deadline.

A 14-month probe into a Hilltop Road infant death ended with second-degree murder warrants for the baby's mother and grandmother.

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