Crime
Student with Possible Weapon Prompts Secure Status at Jordan High in Durham
School on lockdown as officials investigate incident involving student with suspected weapon
Two Dead, One Injured in Durham Shooting
Police investigating late-night incident as city grapples with gun violence concerns
Two killed, one injured in Durham shooting
Police investigating late-night incident on North Roxboro Street
Lifestyle
Cosmic Cantina: North Carolina's Best Burrito Spot
This late-night eatery in Chapel Hill and Durham serves up massive, flavorful burritos that have locals raving.
Medical Records Play Key Role in Personal Injury Cases
Detailed documentation from healthcare providers helps establish cause, severity, and compensation for accident-related injuries.
Metropolitan AME pastor pens book exploring ancestors' role in civic engagement
William Lamar IV's new book "Ancestors: Those Who Bless Us, Curse Us, and Hold Us" examines how honoring forebears can guide modern political action.
Politics
Former NC Political Megadonor Lindberg Fights $500M Repayment Order
Greg Lindberg, once North Carolina's biggest political donor, accused the judge of unethical behavior and asked for his recusal.
North Carolina Lowers Flags to Honor Fallen Trooper
Master Trooper Steven J. Perry died in the line of duty on March 1
Progressive challenger concedes narrow North Carolina congressional primary battle
Nida Allam loses by 1% to incumbent Rep. Valerie Foushee in high-profile Democratic primary
Sports
March Madness Wagering Set To Tip Off After Federal Gambling Charges
The NCAA basketball tournaments open this week with billions in bets despite recent point-shaving scandal.
BetMGM Offers Up to $1,500 Safety Net Bet for Women's NCAA First Four
New players can get a refund of up to $1,500 in bonus bets if their first wager on the Women's NCAA First Four loses.
Women's NCAA Tournament Brackets Revealed
Iowa State, Iowa, and Nebraska earn tournament bids
Health
Duke and UNC Experts Share Healthy Tips for March Madness
Rival basketball fans agree: Staying active and eating well can make tournament season more enjoyable.
Physicians Only Slightly More Likely to Die at Home or in Hospice
A new study finds doctors face similar end-of-life decisions as general public, underscoring the complexity of their own mortality.
Pfizer-backed Priovant Wins FDA Priority Review
Priovant's skin disorder therapy gets accelerated review timeline from the FDA.
