Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• UNC Health to lead Chapel Hill student health
• Lawmakers probe involuntary commitment after Raleigh teacher killing
• Pullen Park amusements close Feb. 2 for lake repairs
• TowneBank buyout ends Raleigh-based Dogwood State Bank era
• Nasher’s Dis/orient reframes Asian diaspora art at Duke

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Cary ex-manager under SBI, DA scrutiny for spending
• Raleigh ranks 85th in livability; U-Haul pegs growth
• Bloc83 sells for $210.5M, far below 2021 price
• Wake Animal Center closes six weeks for repairs
• New state archivist expands public engagement, digitization

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Raleigh protests ICE shooting after video spreads nationally
• UNC to close six area studies centers amid $70M cut
• Groups sue Pittsboro over Chatham Park South Village approval
• SBIR grant lapse threatens Triangle startups’ early-stage research
• Durham Chief Patrice Andrews retires May 1, eyes politics

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Barber’s “This Is Our Selma” march set for Raleigh
• UNC syllabi become public records; conservative groups already requesting
• Durham Black PAC demands measurable gains amid gentrification
• Durham detention sergeant gets probation for bribe smuggling
• One year later, Raleigh family still seeks missing Rakeem Elliott

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• NC House panel targets Raleigh, Asheville equity programs
• Family says stalking warnings ignored before teacher’s killing
• Plan filed for 20 rental townhomes on South Blount
• U-Haul index ranks Raleigh eighth for net moves in 2025
• Liberation Station reopens in Raleigh’s Washington Terrace neighborhood

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Wake teachers walk out, urge Leandro funding and pay boosts
• Repair work puts Raleigh Convention Center reopening on track
• Avelo drops more RDU routes, closes crew base
• Durham lifts City Hall ban on activist Amanda Wallace
• Coastal Credit Union Music Park starts paid parking, $20–$110

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• NC teachers walk out at 52 schools today
• Cary mayor says manager’s resignation felt like betrayal
• Records detail suspect’s mental illness before Zoe Welsh killing
• Rosebud cocktail bar to open Feb. 14 downtown Raleigh
• Angie Brooks’ Shaw years in Raleigh shaped global advocacy

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Murder suspect sought mental health hearing weeks before arrest
• State retirees’ health lawsuit still delayed after 13 years
• Top Wake school forced into virtual-only instruction
• Raleigh-area road projects to disrupt traffic in 2026
• Cary activist group grows rapidly ahead of 2026 election