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Dec 11, 2023 | 
wral.com | Mark Boyle |Aaron Thomas |Lora Lavigne |Ryan Terhune
The Durham Police Department on Monday announced a second arrest has been made in a 2022 murder at a Durham apartment complex. According to police, 20-year-old Jamaree Green was arrested and charged with the murder of 39-year-old Jivon Cherry of Durham. Police found Cherry in the trunk of a carparked at the Falls Pointe at the Park Apartments. Investigators determinedPolice charged Green on June 26 with first-degree murder and felony conspiracy in connection ot the murder.
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Nov 6, 2023 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Ryan Terhune |Heather Leah
WRAL News learned Monday the cellmate of William Surles, 64, who was found dead in his bunk last year, will be charged with his murder. Surles, an inmate in the Harnett County Detention Center, was found dead in his cell in December 2022 while serving a 30-day sentence for violating probation for a DWI charge. Harnett Sheriff Wayne Coats said a grand jury will charge Surles' cellmate with his murder.
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Oct 3, 2023 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Ryan Terhune |Joseph Ochoa |Heather Leah
Drivers in Wake County on Monday said people have been throwing rocks at their cars on busy stretches of road around the Beltline. According to the Wake County Sheriff’s Office, five reports of rocks being thrown at cars were filed by Wake County residents. The incidents happened at three locations between Thursday and Sunday:Three cars on I-40 near New Bethel Church RoadOne car on US Highway 70 near Raynor RoadOne car on I-40 near I-440.
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Sep 30, 2023 | 
wral.com | Willie Daniely III |Jelia Hepner |Ryan Terhune
Time is running out in Washington. In less than 24 hours, the federal government will shut down if Congress doesn't reach a funding deal by midnight Saturday. That means some federal employees won't go to work, while others, including military members, will be expected to work without pay. A government shutdown would significantly impact the Triangle, affecting people from all walks of life, including military personnel, custodial workers and business owners.
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Sep 29, 2023 | 
wral.com | Willie Daniely III |Jelia Hepner |Ryan Terhune
Time is running out in Washington. The federal government will shut down if Congress doesn't reach a funding deal by midnight Saturday. This means that some federal employees won't go to work, while others, including military members, will be expected to work without pay. A government shutdown would significantly impact the Triangle, affecting people from all walks of life, including military personnel, custodial workers, and business owners. "It would be awful.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Jelia Hepner |Ryan Terhune
Hundreds of people working at one of the world's top gaming companies based in the Triangle are without a job Thursday. CEO Tim Sweeney announced that Epic Games, the developer of the globally popular game Fortnite, is laying off about 830 employees across the company. "A lot of tech companies overhire, which sends off a situation where you have people who are over-utilized," Jim Verdonik, Corporate, Security Lawyer.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
wral.com | Carly Haynes |Jelia Hepner |Ryan Terhune
Mediterranean Deli, a popular restaurant in Chapel Hill, reopened for takeout two months after a fire destroyed its original location. The reopening has been a welcome relief for customers, and the Chapel Hill community has played a crucial role in helping the owner get takeout orders back up and running. Mediterranean Deli owner Jamil Kadoura says the new, temporary deli kitchen is bustling with activity and delicious food. He has resumed takeout orders on a limited menu.
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Sep 25, 2023 | 
wral.com | Julian Grace |Ryan Terhune |Joseph Ochoa |Ryan Bisesi
No charges will be filed in a surprising turn from a report of a sexual assault from an NC State student on Sept. 18. Raleigh Police and NC State University Police were previously looking into a report of a sexual assault of a student. However, as the investigation progressed, police found that "the incident did not occur as it was originally described to police."Raleigh police said the development comes after the victim provided more details to investigators.
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Sep 22, 2023 | 
wral.com | Carly Haynes |Jelia Hepner |Ryan Terhune
Businesses in the City Market area of downtown Raleigh Thursday are concerned about safety, especially after hearing about the increasing crime in the social district. Some owners say they have taken matters into their own hands to protect their employees and customers. In the past few weeks, surveillance video at Woody's restaurant has captured people urinating and defecating on the floor. Employees have also been harassed. "I've just gotten used to it.
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Sep 21, 2023 | 
wral.com | Carly Haynes |Jelia Hepner |Ryan Terhune
Businesses in the City Market area of downtown Raleigh Thursday are concerned about safety, especially after hearing about the increasing crime stories in the social district. Some owners say they have taken matters into their own hands to protect their employees and customers. In the past few weeks, surveillance video at Woody's restaurant has captured people urinating and defecating on the floor. Employees have also been harassed. "I've just gotten used to it.
