Raleigh Nurse Benched After Connecticut Prosecutors Allege Fake-Nurse Medicaid Scam
A Raleigh nurse’s license was summarily suspended after Connecticut prosecutors charged her in an alleged scheme that faked credentials, billed Medicaid and harmed a patient. State and administrative actions are now pending.
Small Plane Drops Near Raleigh East Airport, Shakes Quiet Knightdale Road
A small plane went down near Raleigh East Airport on Wednesday; Wake County deputies and other agencies responded to Three Sisters Road. Authorities have released few details so far.
Former Inmate Snaps Up Shuttered Goldsboro Prison For ‘Second Chance’ Campus
Kerwin Pittman bought the shuttered Wayne Correctional Center in Goldsboro and plans to convert it into a reentry campus as North Carolina’s prisons face major staffing and budget strains.
Raleigh Crackdown: Stein Slaps Ban On Cabinet Aides' Prediction Market Bets
Gov. Josh Stein will sign an order barring some cabinet staff from using nonpublic job information to bet on prediction markets. The move follows insider‑trading scares and a national scramble over how to police event‑contract platforms.
Chapel Hill Parents Furious After Special-Ed Seniors Vanish From Yearbook
Families say Chapel Hill High’s yearbook omitted students who receive special-education services, raising questions about district policy and federal disability protections.
Raleigh Wakes Up Swampy As Spotty Storms Toy With 88-Degree High
Muggy morning in Raleigh with highs near 88°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Clouds keep the heat in check, but a frontal pattern brings higher rain chances later this week.
Helene Hangover Has Raleigh Homebuyers Checking Flood Maps First
Helene’s flooding has pushed storm maps and insurance costs to the top of North Carolina buyers’ checklists. Agents and planners are adapting to new climate data and rising premiums.
Raleigh GOP Moves to Slash Early Voting, Axe Sunday Ballots Statewide
Republican bills would cut North Carolina’s 17‑day early voting window to as few as 10 days, prompting warnings from election officials and voting‑rights advocates.












