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.

Today's episode includes these stories:

• UNC Rejects Trump Compact: UNC-Chapel Hill refuses Trump administration’s “academic excellence” compact.
• Elections Board Shake-Up: New GOP-linked hires reshape North Carolina’s State Board of Elections leadership.
• WakeMed Officer Remembered: Officer Roger Smith honored as hero after fatal WakeMed shooting in Garner.
• Wake County Waste Plan: County explores landfill expansion, waste-to-energy options before 2040 capacity deadline.
• Durham Home Erosion: Walltown homeowner battles severe erosion from city stormwater pipe runoff.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• WakeMed Shooting: Office killed and suspect charged with murder after shooting at WakeMed Garner Healthplex.
• Teacher Walkout: Wake County educators join statewide protest over pay and delayed budget.
• Durham Food Hall: Workers walk out after ICE recruitment ad appears without approval.
• Athletic Park Plan: Durham leans toward renovating historic Athletic Park instead of replacement.
• Faitheist on YouTube: Raleigh creator “Heliocentric” builds empathy through atheist church visits online.

Today's episode includes these stories:

• Electoral Recap: Wake County Democrats sweep local elections amid record voter turnout.
• Morrisville Race: Mayor TJ Cawley re-elected for third term with 64% support.
• WakeMed Expansion: Garner “whole health campus” to add mental and acute care beds.
• HealthWorks Program: New chamber-based plan offers small businesses affordable group insurance.
• Campus Marketing: Major brands host pop-ups at UNC, sparking debate over corporate access.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Electoral Upsets: Wake County sees wave of new mayors; only Morrisville incumbent reelected.
• Food Aid Strain: Shutdown threatens SNAP, WIC support for 100,000 Wake residents.
• Amazon Union Drive: Durham warehouse workers renew organizing push over wages and safety.
• IBM Restructuring: Tech giant cuts jobs globally, Triangle positions potentially affected.
• AP Gains: NC students set records for AP participation and passing rates.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Special-Needs Settlements: Wake County Schools pay $1.3M resolving special-education service disputes.
• Investigation: Chief Justice Newby’s ruling enabled GOP gerrymandering, reshaping elections.
• Rare-Earth Factory: Vulcan Elements secures $1B to build U.S. magnet plant.
• AI in Classrooms: UNC sets new AI-use guidelines, encouraging responsible academic integration.
• Raleigh Lot Sale: Downtown parking lot sells for $7.15M, eyed for future development.