By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Raleigh Water officials told the City Council on Tuesday morning that the region’s water demand is projected to double by 2065, laying out a set of costly long-term supply options as the Triangle emerges from […]
Read MoreNC NEWSLINE – One month before early in-person voting begins in North Carolina, civil rights leader and Repairers of the Breach President Bishop William Barber said voters should not fall victim to the confusion surrounding voting in the midterms. The […]
Read MoreBy Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Durham, NC – The Raleigh-Wake Alumni Chapter of North Carolina Central University (NCCU) proudly congratulates Stephanie Wilson Jones on being named the recipient of the 2026 NCCU Alumnus of the Year Award, also known as […]
Read MoreLOS ANGELES (AP) – New warnings from within the artificial intelligence industry have revived a long-running debate over whether advanced AI could escape human control and ultimately threaten humanity’s survival, and whether the companies developing the technology are doing enough […]
Read MoreCHARLOTTE, N.C.- Charlotte became a meeting place for African, American and diaspora business leaders last week as the Global Africa Summit brought together investors, entrepreneurs, government officials and economic development leaders focused on expanding trade and investment between Africa and […]
Read MoreCAROLINA PUBLIC PRESS – North Carolina’s 100 sheriffs have wide-ranging jobs. As part of their vow to maintain law and order, they oversee county detention facilities, investigate crimes, patrol the community, enforce traffic laws and serve court documents. But once […]
Read MoreRALEIGH, N.C. – Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt received the inaugural Vanguard Award for Public Leadership and Service during the first anniversary celebration of Women Executives Circle at the North Carolina Executive Mansion. Hunt also accepted an honor on behalf of […]
Read MoreHOUSTON DEFENDER – A new report from Word In Black’s Insights & Research Division reveals that Black Americans recognize the link between food and health but encounter economic and structural challenges impacting their dietary choices. Black Americans are intensely aware […]
Read MoreBy Judaea Ingram Special To The Carolinian JOHNSTON COUNTY – On a stretch of land that has remained in one North Carolina family for more than 80 years, history is being preserved in a way that extends far beyond property […]
Read MoreBy: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer American engineer George Pullman began hiring formerly enslaved Black men as porters on his company’s luxury sleeping cars shortly after the Civil War. Pullman founded the Pullman Palace Car Company to capitalize on the country’s […]
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