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By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Smithfield, NC – Former Governor RoyDunn, NC – In a powerful demonstration of community and collaboration, the Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its inaugural EmpowHer event last Monday morning at the Dunn Shrine Center. […]

By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Franklin County, NC – Preservation North Carolina, or PresNC, has been Saving Places That Matter to the Diverse People of North Carolina Since 1939. As part of a recent historic “Ramble” in Franklin County, PresNC […]

By Judaea Ingram Special to the Carolinian CARY, N.C. – Despite early rain and gray skies, families, healthcare workers, students, and community organizations gathered across the Triangle for the 2026 March for Babies walk, an annual event organized by March […]

By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Smithfield, NC – Former Governor Roy Cooper brought his U.S. Senate campaign to Johnston County, speaking to a packed room of supporters about affordability, healthcare, and corporate accountability. His focus is “making stuff cost less.” […]

NC NEWSLINE – The State Employees Association of North Carolina has a simple explanation for the raft of vacant positions in state government: poor pay. A dashboard released by SEANC on Wednesday compiles findings from State Auditor Dave Boliek’s January […]

By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer North Carolina Democrats have abandoned a high-profile federal lawsuit challenging the state’s Republican-drawn Senate map.  State Rep. Rodney Pierce of Halifax County and co-plaintiff Moses Matthews, a voting rights advocate, filed a stipulation of dismissal […]

WUNC – Leaders in the General Assembly are still hammering out a long-delayed state budget that they expect to release in June and then vote on shortly after. While much of that budget is unknown, state lawmakers released a one-page […]

By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Raleigh and the surrounding Triangle region are seeing a complex shift in violent crime trends, as recent incidents have tested public confidence and prompted a visible response from local law enforcement. Newly released first-quarter data […]

By Judaea Ingram Special To The Carolinian As graduation season peaks across North Carolina, thousands of college students in the Triangle are stepping into a job market that remains strong overall but increasingly competitive for entry-level positions. The Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill […]

By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Raleigh’s long-vacant former Division of Motor Vehicles headquarters on New Bern Avenue is moving closer to redevelopment, with city leaders now weighing multiple proposals centered on affordable housing, retail space, and community-focused development along the […]