About RoyalTea
Originally from Warrenton, NC, RoyalTea is a dynamic radio personality, host, and media professional. Starting at Raleigh Television Network, she discovered her passion for media. Her radio journey began at East Carolina University, leading to Radio One Charlotte. Rising swiftly, she became the overnight personality for 102.5 The Block and was later promoted to weekend afternoons. Affectionately called everybody's "homegirl," RoyalTea now lights up middays on K97.5, bringing her infectious energy and love for music to listeners daily. A true radio royalty, she's a dynamic force in the industry.
Tinder introduces 'Share my Date' feature for enhanced dating safety, allowing users to share key details with trusted contacts.
Classes resumed Wednesday after a shooting occurred on Shaw University's campus on Tuesday.
The North Carolina Turnpike Authority and the FBI warn of a new toll road scam using text messages to demand payment for unpaid toll fees.
Two Raleigh schools, Athens Drive High School and Conn Elementary School, have earned the top two spots for magnet schools in the nation.
Bojangles announces its expansion to Los Angeles, with thirty new locations set to open over six years, aiming for an early 2025 debut.
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians opens North Carolina's first marijuana dispensary, offering locally sourced products and inclusive access.
Chick-Fil-A offering free three-piece orders of its Chick-n-Strips via the Chick-Fil-A app in select locations from April 15 to 20.
A new survey ranked Raleigh, North Carolina as the fifth most boring city in the U.S.
April is Stress Awareness Month, urging individuals to prioritize mental well-being with stress management techniques.
Kountry Wayne is bringing 'The King of Hearts' tour to the Carolina Theater in Durham on April 20th.
Durham Public Schools will host a job fair this Saturday, April 13th from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Did you know April is identified as Black Women's History Month? Read more.