Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Cary manager’s luxury travel raises questions, lacks receipts
• Nida Allam challenges Foushee in NC-4 primary
• Lawmakers clash with CHCCS over parental rights law
• UNC System to make all syllabi public by 2026
• Officer killed at WakeMed had troubled job history

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Legal Aid slashes services after $6M state funding freeze
• Smithfield medical building sale reflects Raleigh’s growth pressure
• Cary mayor: council left out of key decisions
• Durham judge limits CPS protester’s actions, sparking backlash
• Massage board’s law firm ties raise legal concerns

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Advocates report large ICE operation across Triangle.
• Snow day closures revive debate over Wake’s countywide school system.
• Zillow: Two-thirds of Raleigh homes lost value over year.
• Enloe Charity Ball targets $200K for Note in the Pocket.
• Raleigh “Jeopardy” champion in jeopardy of his own.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Charter growth forces Durham schools to divert $51M locally.
• Apple delays RTP campus, wins four-year extension on incentives.
• WakeMed advances Garner mental hospital, citing soaring ER crises.
• Durham chief district judge charged in domestic violence case.
• Capital Boulevard DWI crackdown nets 10 arrests, 130 charges.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• UNC Chapel Hill Black enrollment drops, DEI cuts deepen isolation.
• Cary councilmember’s taxpayer-funded degree prompts ethics, transparency backlash.
• Durham eyes interim uses while preserving historic police HQ site.
• Western Boulevard Kmart rezoning could add 20-story transit-oriented village.
• OP-ED: Durham UDO rewrite aims for denser housing without silencing residents.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Raleigh candidates file as city shifts to staggered four-year terms.
• Community debates future of historic, overcrowded J.W. Ligon Middle.
• Raleigh settles Darryl Williams Taser death lawsuit for $975,000.
• Cycle Labs raises $9.7M to grow supply-chain testing platform.
• Volunteers join Haw River Watch to track Triangle stream health.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Report: NC teacher prep lags behind student diversity
• Immigration raids spur fear, absences across North Carolina communities
• UNC Chinese students build peer mental health support network
• Raleigh developer C.J. Mann builds equitable, community-focused projects
• Lockout reset propelled Hurricanes’ 2006 Stanley Cup breakthrough

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Roof fire at Raleigh Convention Center quickly contained, no injuries
• Asylum-seeking Wendell woman kept detained despite nationwide bail ruling
• Durham swears in new council as longtime members say goodbye
• Durham County seeks no-contact order against child welfare activist
• Property deal boosts hopes for 42nd Street Oyster Bar comeback

Today's episode includes these stories:

• Mike Lee elected Durham County commissioners chair; Allam vice chair
• Triangle Healthcare Summit warns electrician shortage threatens hospital projects
• Ypsomed investing $250 million in Holly Springs injection-device plant
• Merrick-Moore named Durham’s first Heritage Community honoring Black legacy
• Raleigh pay-what-you-can café strained by rising food insecurity

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• ICE deployment warning in Triangle based on unconfirmed Siembra tip
• Wendell rally backs detained asylum seeker Fatima Velasquez-Antonio
• Democrats target Whatley’s Helene recovery record in NC Senate race
• Booming Triangle biomanufacturing faces lagging research and venture funding
• Wake County begins Kellam-Wyatt Park project near Raleigh, Knightdale