For this week’s installment of Ask INDY, we take a look at local universities and their interactions with ICE.

Raleigh is gathering community feedback on its noise regulations; meanwhile, a judge ruled that parts of its nightlife permit ordinance are unlawful and unenforceable.

To make responsive release "Fiery Gizzard," the Durham folklorist and musician enlisted a group of friends for a generative ...

The agency expressed alarm at contamination near a predominantly Black Durham neighborhood. Then the EPA eliminated its civil ...

The Environmental Protection Network, a nonpartisan group that includes many former EPA employees, works to strengthen and ...

Volunteers have begun moving old skate park equipment to Lakewood Shopping Center for a new park that will include Durham’s ...

You can’t get a cinnamon roll sandwich at the Raleigh restaurant. But you can get morning rolls and a Wagyu burger that’s ...

Chapel Hill leaders hope to expand CARE’s reach. But long-term funding remains uncertain amid widespread federal cuts to ...

With Raleighwood Fest 2025, the founders of the homegrown, Carolina-first music festival are dreaming big while doubling down ...

Additionally, the organization, which is the third largest member station in the United States, will enact both ...

After Tropical Storm Chantal, the volunteer group moved quickly to distribute $70,000 in donations and lend a hand to those ...