Wake Up, Raleigh!

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Raleigh, Durham leaders and residents unsettled by secretive CBP immigration crackdown
• Ascension’s Amsurg deal quietly reshapes ownership of Triangle endoscopy centers
• Raleigh extends two-hour free parking as businesses cheer, revenues dip
• Clark Rinehart launches at-large council bid centered on housing, transit
• Durham zine vending machine maps ice cream, foraging, queer history

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• TikTok video shows Border Patrol detain, release Raleigh-born landscaper.
• Immigration raids spike Durham absences, spark student walkouts and protests.
• Enrollment drop forces Durham schools cuts and higher charter transfers.
• Carolinas hospital chaplains shoulder unseen emotional burden, struggle with burnout.
• Rezoning could bring 190 townhomes, advancing missing middle housing.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Site Slowdown: Immigration crackdown empties South Creek Chapel Hill crews
• Wendell Detention: Enforcement sweep seizes homeowner Fatima Velasquez-Antonio in Cary
• State Militia: Attorney urges Stein reactivate humanitarian defense force statewide
• Selma Housing: Officials weigh Waterbury Gardens rezoning, workforce affordability promise
• UNC Austerity: Independent audit disputes necessity ideological budget reductions

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Regional Raids: Protests surge after multiple detentions during federal operations.
• ICE Detentions: Witnesses describe chaotic arrests amid agent activity.
• Hiring Commitment: Insurance firm Aspida pledges high-paying jobs through state deal.
• Policy Shift: UNC system mandates costly coverage, sparking student criticism.
• Creative Leader: Raleigh native strengthens city culture via Artspace.

Today's newscast is devoted entirely to ICE raids Tuesday throughout the Triange:

• Triangle Arrests: Federal agents make arrests in Durham, Cary, and Raleigh, prompting school assurances and community protests.
• Durham Response: City, county, and schools denounce fear-based immigration actions; sheriff reiterates non-cooperation.
• GOP Support: Republican leaders back expanded federal enforcement as Democrats condemn statewide raids.
• School Assurances: Wake schools reaffirm protections for all students amid raids, educators call for safeguards.
• Vendor Protection: Brown Berets launch safety initiative for Latino vendors amid raids and violence.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Parade Sentencing: Driver gets 262 days for Raleigh parade death.
• Immigration Protest: Raleigh rally denounces ICE, Border Patrol surge.
• Shutdown Vote: Foushee, Ross oppose deal lacking health-care fixes.
• Raleigh environmental scientists expand work on toxic ‘forever chemicals.’
• Brewery Closures: Two Triangle taprooms shut amid craft-beer slowdown.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Sheriff Reassurances: Wake, Durham sheriffs report no local immigration operations amid Charlotte arrests.
• Data Center Pushback: New Hill residents raise environmental, noise concerns over 200-MW Apex project.
• Apex Parking Dispute: Council rejects proposal to shift student-parking conflict to Wake County.
• Northgate Overhaul: Durham mall redevelopment pivots to big-box retail, drops housing plans.
• Missy Lane’s Closes: Downtown Durham jazz venue ends run; nonprofit foundation continues work.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• UNC Tuition: Trustees keep NC tuition flat; raise out-of-state rates.
• SEL Debate: Durham schools expand SEL despite statewide political backlash.
• Virtual Charters: NC cyber schools seek renewal after weak academic results.
• Apex Data Center: Residents question massive facility’s noise, utilities, rezoning needs.
• Wendell Growth: Downtown revitalizes through small-business reinvestment and redevelopment projects. 

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• NCSU Professor Killed Near Campus: Driver charged after deadly crash near Raleigh campus.
• UNC Reports Hate Crime Spike: Stalking, bias incidents surge amid campus unrest.
• Pittsboro OKs Chatham Park Growth: Town approves major expansion adding homes, commerce.
• Durham Tests Modular Homes: Builders pilot sustainable designs easing housing demand.
• Wendell Startup Debuts Caption Glasses: Smart eyewear transcribes speech for hearing assistance.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• WakeMed Shooting Suspect: Friends describe Benji Martin Jr. as kind and artistic, struggling with mental health before fatal shooting.
• SNAP Delays Hit Students: Federal shutdown delays SNAP for 586,000 N.C. households, including students.
• Durham Enrollment Drop: Durham Public Schools loses 1,000 students amid vouchers, immigration fears.
• Hotel Conversions Rising: Raleigh, Durham rank top ten nationally for hotel-to-apartment conversions.
• Chancellor Installed: Kevin Howell inaugurated as NC State’s 15th chancellor, pledging innovation.