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Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Durham's zoning code rewrite paused over legal threats
• Increased security at Millbrook Magnet High due to social media threat
• Foushee ad pulled over alleged defamation in congressional race
• UNC Board of Governors approves tuition increases for incoming students
• Explore civil rights talk at City of Raleigh Museum event

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Loaded gun found on student at Millbrook High School leads to lockdown
• Wake County teen charged with murder of 12-year-old girl
• Candidates in NC-04 eye Western Wake County voters before primaries
• NC House committee considers ways to cut local property taxes
• Durham's Love Your Block initiative expands to Lakewood and Walltown

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Morrisville apartment fire injures six, displaces 40 residents
• Former violence interrupter sentenced for drug charges
• Breeze Airways expands flights from RDU to Alabama and Florida
• Attorney General sues Raleigh photographer for defrauding clients
• Wake County landfill to reach capacity by 2045

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Immigration arrests left NC restaurants short-staffed, job sites idle
• Durham metro leads way in residents with college degrees
• UNC Health seeks 63 more beds for Clayton, Smithfield hospitals
• DAE president apologizes for calling Durham schools leader by first name
• From sanctuary to senior housing, a reflection of shifting needs

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• NC State faculty, students rallies behind pride center staffer
• Rep. Foushee, in tight race, backs Amazon union campaign in Durham
• Probe confirms NC juvenile detention problems
• Triangle office vacancy drops as discounted sales reshape market
• In East Durham, contaminated parks leave few options for young people

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Holly Springs Approves Wake County Nondiscrimination Ordinance
• RDU's $2.5 billion makeover includes shops, restaurants and traffic changes
• Design leader on what Downtown Raleigh needs
• Wake County legislators discuss community issues
• At 105, St. Aug’s long-serving president honored as piece of Raleigh history

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Testimony answers how Hedingham shooting rampage began at teen killer’s home
• Outside Money Flows into 4th Congressional District Primary, Again
• Fired NC State worker the latest in response to controversial secret recordings
• UNC says Carolina North won't damage the forest
• Bank merger could change Raleigh skyline

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Durham mayor blasts ‘status quo’ after 6 men and kids shot in 6 days
• The Triangle continues to see homicides fall from the pandemic peak
• Property taxes take center stage in Orange County Commissioners race
• Wake schools plans to show work on low-performing Restart schools
• Judge reverses UNC's campus bans against multiple former pro-Palestine protesters

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Six vie for Raleigh’s new at-large council seats
• CHCCS weighs closing up to two elementaries amid enrollment drop
• Misclassified as business, Crossroads FLEX lacked key fire systems
• RDU offers $3M bonus to accelerate new runway work
• Wake County studies landfill future as South Wake nears capacity

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• 'Love Forward Together' march protests redrawn maps, Black vote dilution
• Raleigh mass-shooting teen gets life without parole
• Moore Square redevelopment with 160 affordable units collapses
• Leigh Village Center revived: 2,000+ homes, “15-minute” hub
• Parent alleges instability, abuse concerns at PreEminent Charter