Raleigh police report 129 incidents in week ending March 29
Raleigh police reported a total of 129 incidents during the week ending March 29, according to the latest data from the Raleigh Police Department Open Data.
Duke Energy restores power to over 31,000 customers amid severe storms
Duke Energy has successfully restored power to over 31,000 customers in areas of southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky, following severe storms that caused outages as of 11:45 a.m. Approximately 30,000 customers remain without power due to high...
Progress made on North Carolina's Black Cove Complex fires in Polk and Henderson counties
The Black Cove Complex, encompassing several fires in Polk and Henderson counties, North Carolina, is nearing complete containment as firefighters benefit from favorable weather conditions.
- Raleigh seeks public comments on voluntary elevation effort under hazard mitigation plan
- Carolina Hurricanes advance to playoffs for seventh consecutive year
- Chicago Wolves secure Calder Cup Playoffs spot alongside Carolina Hurricanes
- North Carolina expands foster care support program statewide
- Duke Energy gears up for severe weather in Indiana, advises customers on storm precautions
City Council approves bonds for Raleigh affordable housing projects
City Council has endorsed bonds for two affordable housing developments in Raleigh.
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Hurricanes play Capitals without captain Staal due to injury
The Carolina Hurricanes will play against the Washington Capitals without their captain, Jordan Staal, who is recovering from a lower-body injury.
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Raleigh tests glow-in-the-dark trail markings for enhanced safety and visibility
The City of Raleigh’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department has marked a one-mile portion of the Crabtree Creek Trail as the City's Greenway Innovation Corridor.
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Toyota bZ4X becomes mobile art galleries with murals from three cities
The Toyota bZ4X was recently turned into a moving canvas as three artists from different U.S. cities converted the Battery Electric Vehicle into mobile art pieces.
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Tarboro Road Community Center to host pop-up roller skating event
The Tarboro Road Community Center is preparing to host a Pop-up Roller Skating session this month.
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Talkin' Trees panel to discuss Raleigh's notable plants at the City Museum
The upcoming event "Talkin' Trees - A Panel on Raleigh's Trees" is scheduled to take place at the City of Raleigh Museum.
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Totals and causes of Black Cove Complex wildfire reported
Firefighters have made significant progress in combating the Black Cove Complex fires in Polk and Henderson counties.
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Hurricanes hosting Capitals: Bid for seventh consecutive playoff berth
The Carolina Hurricanes are set to face the Washington Capitals on Wednesday, April 2, 2025, in a crucial match that could secure the Hurricanes their seventh consecutive postseason berth.
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North Carolina to offer grants for businesses impacted by Hurricane Helene
The North Carolina Department of Commerce has announced a new initiative to help businesses affected by Hurricane Helene.
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Toyota continues patent leadership in U.S. auto industry for 11th year
For the 11th year in a row, Toyota has led the automotive industry in securing patents from the United States Patent and Trademark Office, as reported by the Intellectual Property Owners Association.
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Hurricanes adapt in win, focus on power play improvement ahead of playoffs
The Carolina Hurricanes secured an important victory on Sunday, marking their 11th win in March and moving them closer to a season record for home victories.
