Raleigh is gathering community feedback for potential updates to its noise regulations; meanwhile, a judge ruled that parts of its nightlife permit ordinance are unlawful and unenforceable.

Chapel Hill leaders hope to expand CARE’s reach. But long-term funding remains uncertain amid widespread federal cuts to ...

Bruce DePyssler, who retired this summer, built an award-winning student newspaper at North Carolina Central University.

At a town hall this week, Representative Valerie Foushee shifted her stance on American-Israel PAC contributions and ...

Sterling Bay abruptly withdrew its request to rezone Heritage Square in Hayti Monday night before city council could vote on ...

Additionally, the organization, which is the third largest member station in the United States, will enact both ...

With Raleighwood Fest 2025, the founders of the homegrown, Carolina-first music festival are dreaming big while doubling down ...

After Tropical Storm Chantal, the volunteer group moved quickly to distribute $70,000 in donations and lend a hand to those ...

Durham government leaders talked about ICE, transit, Durham Public Schools, and the legislature’s Republican majority.

Paper streets are designated as roads and streets on paper, but they're undeveloped and unmaintained. That's where the goats ...

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill leaders revealed a plan on Wednesday to cut approximately $70 million in costs—or ...

Ear Hustle Live!, the popular podcast's touring iteration, comes to The Carolina Theatre in Durham on August 6.