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New restaurant openings, Michelin Guide recognition and a busy slate of food events are shaping the Triangle's dining calendar heading into November.
Ivan Petrov · October 23, 2026
Jurors deciding the case against Miguel Salguero Olivares, 14 years after the UNC-Chapel Hill sophomore's death, asked to review fingerprint and DNA reports before going home Thursday evening.
Ivan Petrov · October 23, 2026
An eight-month, grant-backed construction effort aims to improve access and reduce flooding at the entrance to the Locks Creek community, though some residents doubt it will go far enough.
Ivan Petrov · October 22, 2026
After the latest 90-degree day on record for the Charlotte area, a cold front is set to drop temperatures sharply heading into the weekend.
Ivan Petrov · October 16, 2026
Forsyth County's average weekly wage rose 3.7% in early 2026 to nearly match the state figure, while job growth stayed modest and local leaders pointed to workforce training and development sites as priorities.
Ivan Petrov · October 5, 2026
A July investigation by Greensboro's Violent Crime Reduction Team led to five arrests and 13 seized firearms, as the department keeps illegal guns at the center of its crime-fighting efforts.
Ivan Petrov · July 13, 2026
The U.S. National Whitewater Center will tint its 12-million-gallon artificial river green on Saturday, March 14, during its free Green River Revival celebration.
Ivan Petrov · March 13, 2026
About 20 uninsured homes in North Durham's Old Farm neighborhood remain damaged as federal, state and local officials point to gaps in disaster aid.
Ivan Petrov · December 8, 2025
With the town manager and all staff set to depart in about a week and a half, Councilmember Heath Clay said in a statement that he will keep working for residents and urged a unified fight against de-annexation.
Ivan Petrov · May 23, 2024
County planning officials are holding five in-person sessions and one Zoom meeting this month to gather public input on the update to the Comprehensive Plan.
Ivan Petrov · September 13, 2023
A New Haven high school team led by chef Nate Bradshaw did not place in the cooking contest but took the management prize at the 2023 National ProStart Invitational in Washington, D.C.
Ivan Petrov · September 9, 2023
Only five people addressed the City Council at the public hearing on the recommended 2023-2024 budget, which includes a 4-cent property tax increase and higher water and sewer rates.
Ivan Petrov · June 7, 2023
The Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation has moved to intervene in a citizen suit alleging the mill south of Charlotte violated federal pollution laws through its waste disposal and storage.
Ivan Petrov · April 14, 2023
With interim Superintendent Hugh Hattabaugh set to step down in December, a review of CMS leadership shows tenures have grown shorter and shorter over the past decade.
Ivan Petrov · November 10, 2022
Mayor Nancy Vaughan and Councilmember Justin Outling are disputing in campaign emails whether his law firm ties would limit his ability to serve as mayor.
Ivan Petrov · May 12, 2022
A local player has told Guilford County commissioners that a private company running programming at the Bur-Mil pickleball courts is violating its contract and withholding revenue, and county officials say they are looking into the claims.
Ivan Petrov · April 18, 2022
