Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• State workers face 2026 premium hikes amid plan deficit
• Ligon rebuild plan pits alumni against Wake schools
• LGBT Center reopens in long-term Cabarrus Street home
• Raleigh revives DWI unit after deadly impaired-driving surge
• Tardys launch downtown Raleigh Artist Lounge, multi-level arts venue

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Cary land deal bypassed council; flood-risk warnings ignored
• Meredith ousts deans; protests grow amid deficit, mold complaints
• Migrant advocates brace for 2026 after H-2A wage cuts
• Four Triangle restaurants get B grades in health inspections
• Raleigh rapper Madison Jay urges voting, civic engagement

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Wake may drop caps at five overcrowded schools
• Fuquay-Varina water transfer plan faces regional opposition
• Raleigh-Cary ranks No. 2 for wealthy millennials
• Raleigh ZIP 27608 tops $1.1M average home price
• Nonprofit aims to plant 50,000 trees by 2050

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• ICE arrests doubled; Triangle saw about 770.
• Old Farm flood victims still waiting on promised aid.
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools weigh closures after enrollment slide.
• Raleigh residents sue over 30-story zoning near Peace Street.
• Sadie Oaks: 201 build-to-rent townhomes break ground in Wendell.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Cary manager’s luxury travel raises questions, lacks receipts
• Nida Allam challenges Foushee in NC-4 primary
• Lawmakers clash with CHCCS over parental rights law
• UNC System to make all syllabi public by 2026
• Officer killed at WakeMed had troubled job history

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Legal Aid slashes services after $6M state funding freeze
• Smithfield medical building sale reflects Raleigh’s growth pressure
• Cary mayor: council left out of key decisions
• Durham judge limits CPS protester’s actions, sparking backlash
• Massage board’s law firm ties raise legal concerns

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Advocates report large ICE operation across Triangle.
• Snow day closures revive debate over Wake’s countywide school system.
• Zillow: Two-thirds of Raleigh homes lost value over year.
• Enloe Charity Ball targets $200K for Note in the Pocket.
• Raleigh “Jeopardy” champion in jeopardy of his own.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Charter growth forces Durham schools to divert $51M locally.
• Apple delays RTP campus, wins four-year extension on incentives.
• WakeMed advances Garner mental hospital, citing soaring ER crises.
• Durham chief district judge charged in domestic violence case.
• Capital Boulevard DWI crackdown nets 10 arrests, 130 charges.