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Girl stabbed, another in custody after assault in Raleigh neighborhood, police say
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A girl is in police custody after another girl was stabbed in a Raleigh neighborhood Thursday afternoon, officials said. The incident was reported as a stabbing just before 3:15 p.m. in the 2300 block of Foxhill Circle, a neighborhood off Sanderford Road, according to the Raleigh Police Department.
Historic Saint Monica building to remain in place
RALEIGH – Externally, the Tarboro Road Park, including the community center, will change. However, the Saint Monica Teen Center - housed in the historic brick building that was Saint Monica Catholic School - will remain the same. The $29.5 million project that will include in-person community engagement opportunities in...
Fayetteville driver facing charges after losing control, crashing car into house
A Fayetteville couple woke up to quite a surprise when a car lost control and crashed into the side of their house.Now that couple is left picking up the pieces as the driver faces charges.As Martin Williams assessed the damage to his house in the light of day, he told ABC11 he thought it was simply something that fell when he woke up to a large thump in the middle of the night. Then Williams looked out his window---and saw the flashing lights of the car that crashed into his home."I was just trying to process what was going on...
Three Longhorn cattle on the loose in Cumberland County
ROSEBORO, N.C. (WNCN) — Since earlier this week, three Texas Longhorns have been wandering rural Cumberland County after escaping a farm near Roseboro. Two cows named Vivian and Madeline and a prize-winning bull named Imperial Baron disappeared on Monday. The owners, Greg and Marissa Dillion brought them home over...
H2GO reports two untreated wastewater discharges, one bypass of untreated wastewater
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Brunswick Regional Water & Sewer H2GO reported two overflow events and one bypass event of untreated wastewater on Aug. 8. 7,650 gallons overflowed at a manhole along Lanvale Road south of King Road in Leland and flowed to a drainage feature tributary to Sturgeon Creek. Crews discovered the overflow while responding to a lift station high-level alarm.
For the first time in its history, Duke University will offer a Cherokee language course
For the first time ever this fall, Duke University will offer a new online Cherokee language course series. It's open to all students, and will count toward a full language college credit to graduate. Courtney Lewis, the university’s inaugural director for the Native American Studies Initiative, said this will also be the first time that Duke students will get to learn an American Indian language.
New Leaders In Durham Public Schools For 2024-25 School Year
DURHAM, NC – Five new leaders are in Durham Public Schools (DPS) for the 2024-25 school year. The new leaders, named by the DPS Board of Education, are:. Dr. Vanessa Alford has been tapped to lead C.C. Spaulding Elementary. She currently serves as principal at Merrick-Moore Elementary. She has extensive experience as an educational leader, having served as a principal in Cumberland County Schools and Durham Public Schools and as an assistant principal in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and Cumberland County Schools. She also served as a school transformation coach in DPS, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, and the South Carolina State Department of Education. Her background includes school turnaround, school leadership, teacher development, curriculum and instruction, leadership coaching, and building student agency. She received her doctorate in Educational Leadership from Fayetteville State University.
Mystery Russian-made helicopter landing in NC community causes a stir; deployed troops were ‘not terrorists’
A gray MI-17 helicopter variant with several troops aboard landed in a North Carolina field near the intersection of N.C. 109 and Old Thayer Mill Road, about six miles northwest of Troy.
Michael Smith of EDC presents vision for economic growth at Chatham County School Board meeting
Pittsboro, NC – Michael Smith’s presentation before the Chatham County School Board was a comprehensive outline of the transformative changes on the horizon for Chatham County. As the head of the Chatham County Economic Development Corporation, Smith has a front-row seat to the county’s rapid evolution into a hub of economic activity. His presentation provided a look at the major developments shaping the future, from sprawling new industrial parks to high-tech manufacturing facilities.
Jon Rothstein has interesting UNC basketball projected starting lineup for 2024-2025
A little over a month ago, we put together our projected starting lineup for the 2024-2025 UNC basketball program. Of course, it's so important to note that this is the type of thing that depends on who you speak to, as national college basketball insider Jon Rothstein has a little bit of a different take on how it will shape out come opening night.
Apex event to serve students, families, seniors in need Saturday
APEX, N.C. (WNCN) — Where can people turn if they lack food, clothes or health care and don’t have the means to afford them? A food bank, a shelter, a free clinic, perhaps — but an event on Saturday is offering all those resources in one place.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for Durham affordable housing option, Commerce Street Apartments
Ground has officially been broken at a site for new affordable housing in the Bull City.Adrianne Todman, the acting secretary of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, was in Durham today for the groundbreaking ceremony.She was joined by US representative Valerie Foushee and Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams to celebrate this phase of adding affordable housing to the City of Durham.The federal government provided $40 million to help with construction.They will be called Commerce Street Apartments.The new apartments will offer 172 mixed-income apartment homes in two four-story buildings.Some units will be reserved for seniors while others will be public housing replacement units and serve households with incomes below 60% of Area Median Income.
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