North Carolina Child Care Centers Receive $75.8 Million Federal Aid for Post-Storm Recovery
North Carolina's child care facilities affected by hurricanes received $75.8M from federal funds for recovery, with 330 sites benefiting, as announced by the state’s Department of Health and Human Services.
Highway Crash In Lee County Unmasks Alleged MS-13 Fugitive
A crash on U.S. 1 in Lee County led deputies to arrest a man whose fingerprints matched a wanted MS-13 member from El Salvador. Federal agents were notified and a DHS detainer was issued.
After Years Of Fights, Downtown South In Raleigh Inches Toward Groundbreaking
Developer John Kane says Downtown South may break ground by the end of 2026 with a soccer stadium anchoring the first phase. Financing and city approvals remain the key hurdles.
Global Money Heavyweights Head To Asheville For High-Stakes G20 Huddle
The U.S. Treasury picked Asheville to host G20 finance deputies Aug. 29–30 and ministers Aug. 31–Sept. 1, spotlighting Western North Carolina’s recovery and hospitality.
Hidden Blaze on Sedgewick Drive Forces Late Night Raleigh Evacuation
Crews battled a hidden wall‑and‑attic fire on Sedgewick Drive that produced heavy smoke and displaced two families. Thermal imaging helped crews locate hot spots and bring the blaze under control.
Newly Unsealed Warrants Reveal Trail Durham Cops Say Led To Hit-and-Run Suspect
Newly unsealed court papers lay out the witness tips, fibers and vehicle damage investigators say tied a Jeep to the fatal Chalk Level Road hit-and-run. The accused faces involuntary manslaughter and related driving charges.












