Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Teachers say Hedingham killer showed no warning signs before 2022.
• Wake OKs new hospital beds; Novant Knightdale hospital denied.
• Chatham Park lawsuit escalates over massive Pittsboro growth plan.
• Formerly incarcerated Black men headline Durham’s “I Am Successful” event.
• Tiger King rescue tiger Naveen euthanized after suspected strokes.

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Triangle Native group distributes ICE rights cards to members
• UNC tightens classroom recording rules after secret tapings
• “Cost We Carry” campaign targets Duke profits, rising bills
• Wake Stone appeals Umstead quarry ruling, 2031 deadline looms
• Sanford project pivots from ‘missing middle’ townhomes for single-family houses

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Wake DA primary tests Freeman legacy, reform visions
• Raleigh holds first council primary; early voting Feb. 12–28
• NC State Pride Center staffer fired after undercover video
• Durham accused of leaving $1.3M HIV housing funds unused
• NC State laser monitoring could cut costs for cell-made drugs

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Legal Aid closes nine offices after $6M IOLTA funding freeze
• Tourism tax panel weighs $23.5M for Wake arts, sports projects
• Wake County layoff notices total 241 jobs this week; Avantor latest
• Screenshots allege UNC Student Body candidate Bala ran smear campaign
• Raleigh Wide Open festival returns Oct. 1-3, free downtown music

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Raleigh-to-Richmond upgrades advance northbound Amtrak
• Wake’s 50-year “One Water” plan tackles growth, climate pressures
• UNC chancellor: Carolina North key to staff housing affordability
• Cedar Ridge teacher resigns after alleged porn image in slides
• Dix Park hits 1.7M visitors; Play Plaza, Dambo trolls boost

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Testimony: Hedingham shooter wrote hatred-for-humanity notes 
• HonorBridge sues feds over organ-procurement ratings system
• NC State joins SHIELD missile-defense contract, launches security institute 
• Wells Fargo to lay off 112 in Raleigh 
• FBI urges victims to report ex-Raleigh officer’s coercion

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Wake schools upgrade filters; new system fully live April
• Orange urges DHS reform, honors Black History, Human Relations
• Wake pipeline: 52 prospects, $11B, 11k jobs after Genentech
• Mattamy plans 1,200-home Sanford subdivision; first phase 193 units
• Barber’s ‘Love Forward Together’ march through NC targets budget impasse, voting rights

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• 70,000 NC voters risk provisional ballots over missing ID
• Hedingham shooting: families relive loss at Thompson sentencing
• Wake commissioners expand; Democrats pitch schools, growth, housing
• Durham scraps Peregrine surveillance contract after mass-surveillance backlash
• Ackland exhibit ‘Boys Will Be Men’ explores masculinity, identity

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Light snow possible late Wed/Thu; icy roads linger
• UNC Health: winter injuries surge; sledding sends kids to ER
• NCSU abuse lawsuit grows: 31 athletes accuse trainer Robert Murphy
• Vivo hands Raleigh/Durham apartments to lender, avoiding foreclosure
• UNC Health raises gender-affirming care age to 19

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Raleigh’s weather doughnut hole breaks; 2–3 inches finally fall
• Snow-day calls strain families, even as snowfall declines
• Triangle businesses close or donate during immigration-strike protest
• Durham delays Hayti ARPA vote amid transparency worries
• UNC System draft would restrict student fees, ban legal services