Raleigh Docs Scramble For Space As Medical Office Vacancies Shrink
Medical‑office vacancies in Raleigh have slipped as outpatient demand outpaces new deliveries, tightening the market for clinic and specialty space. Landlords and investors are adjusting to the new normal.
UNC Trustees Torpedo Gender Studies Tenure Hire, Campus Boils Over
UNC trustees refused a tenured hire in women's and gender studies, reopening a fight over tenure, transparency and budget choices at Chapel Hill. Faculty and students are pushing back.
Storm Bullseye On Charlotte As Level 2 Severe Threat Widens
NC Emergency Management expanded a Level 2 severe‑weather outlook Thursday, widening tornado risk across central North Carolina with the highest probability near Charlotte.
Feds Pile On In I-40 Road Rage Killing, Hit Durham Suspect With Immigration Charge
Homeland Security Investigations arrested the man accused in the March 2025 I-40 road‑rage killing and federal prosecutors say a new complaint alleges he possessed a firearm while unlawfully in the U.S.
Wayne County Cuts $756 Million Mystery Deal For Just 9 Jobs As Data Center Chatter Grows
Wayne County approved incentives for a $756 million proposal that pledges nine permanent jobs; county records and business reporting say the unnamed plan "appears to be" a data center.
Carolina Tinderbox: State Officials Sound Alarm On Thursday Fire Danger
State officials warn of a high fire danger on Thursday across parts of North Carolina; residents are urged to postpone outdoor burning and fully extinguish smoking materials.
Raleigh's Bandwidth Campus Locks Down $140.8 Million Wall Street Loan
Cantor Fitzgerald arranged a $140.8M CMBS loan backed by Bandwidth's Raleigh campus, converting the property’s rent roll into securitized debt while the company stays put. The deal underscores investor appetite for well‑leased Sun Belt office assets.
Downtown Raleigh Land Deal Clears Way For 28 Low‑Cost Rentals
Raleigh City Council approved nearly $1.24M and a long-term land lease for 28 income-restricted rentals near East and Cabarrus streets; eight units will serve residents with disabilities.











