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The City of Raleigh will lift its Stage 1 water restrictions on Monday, Aug. 3, after two weeks of steady rainfall restored Falls Lake to the level required to ease the rules, city officials announced Wednesday. The restrictions had been in place since April 20, when the water supply at Falls Lake, the city’s primary […]
The Johnston County Board of Elections will host a series of Voter Photo ID events this summer to help registered voters obtain a free voter photo ID card ahead of future elections. Board of Elections staff will be on-site to issue voter photo IDs, which are available at no cost to registered Johnston County voters. […]
GalaxyCon Raleigh returns to the Raleigh Convention Center this weekend, bringing four days of celebrities, cosplay and pop culture programming to downtown. Founder and president Michael Broder spoke with Karen Clark on Foxy 107.1/104.3 about what makes the event one of the city’s biggest annual draws. The convention runs Thursday through Sunday. Broder said the […]
The Carolinas-Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council will host its annual Business Opportunity Conference Aug. 2–4, giving business owners two-plus days of workshops, connection and community-building. In an interview with Karen Clark of Foxy 107.1/104.3, Council President and CEO Dominique Milton described the gathering as part family reunion, part launchpad. “When you come, it’s kind of […]
Students are asked to submit a short essay in response to the contest’s prompt: Who do you consider a hero? A hero is someone who shows courage, kindness, or a strong commitment to helping others, even when it is not easy. In your essay, describe a person you consider a hero and explain what makes them […]
As North Carolina continues to see elevated cyclosporiasis cases, NCDHHS, in collaboration with the NC Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDA&CS) and local partners, is continuing work to identify potential sources of cyclospora stemming from specific ingredients used frequently at homes and in restaurants. NCDHHS encourages North Carolinians and restaurants to practice proper safety precautions […]
Residents across Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and the rest of North Carolina’s Triangle should prepare for a stormy stretch of weather as an Alert Day has been issued due to the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding and strong thunderstorms. Forecasters say a slow-moving cold front will move through central North Carolina, bringing periods of […]
Best High Schools in North Carolina for 2026 North Carolina’s public high schools continue to set a high bar, and Niche’s 2026 rankings prove the Old North State has plenty to brag about. These schools consistently deliver strong academics, dedicated teachers and standout college readiness. Wake County dominates the list with several entries, but Durham, […]
The Carolina Hurricanes are taking a major step toward controlling how fans watch their games by launching their own sports network ahead of the 2026-27 NHL season. The new network will replace FanDuel Sports Network as the team’s regional television home, giving the Hurricanes direct control over game broadcasts and distribution. Team officials say the […]
Research Triangle Park is stepping into a new chapter. On July 16, 2026, the Research Triangle Foundation of North Carolina officially commemorated the adoption of RTP 3.0, a plan that reshapes how one of the state’s biggest economic hubs will grow. For the first time in the park’s history, property owners can pursue mixed-use development […]
NBA star Trey Murphy III partners with Durham Parks & Rec for free Back to School Bash, offering supplies, resources, and fun for local families.
As summer temperatures climb, the Wake County Animal Center is reminding residents to take extra precautions to keep pets safe in the heat. Wake County Animal Center urges pet owners to be mindful of hot weather risks and to take simple but important steps to help animals stay cool, hydrated and protected during the warmest […]
