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It’s not your average tea party! It’s a whole vibe. August 23, the first-ever R&B and Tea Party is taking over The Venue Raleigh from 3 to 7 p.m., and you’re invited! Hosted by Royaltea for her birthday, this day party blends R&B hits with an undeniable energy. Think tea party elegance with a twist: […]
A 60-year-old man was treated for bromide poisoning after following a recommendation from ChatGPT, according to a case report in the Annals of Internal Medicine. Hoping to cut salt from his meals, the man turned to the AI tool for advice. It suggested sodium bromide, a compound more commonly used in pesticides, as a substitute. […]
Egma Sylne weighs in on the recent ongoing debate about the television show 'Martin' and whether or not Pam was the target of colorism.
For decades, birth control has been a woman’s responsibility, but that could be changing. A new hormone-free pill for men, called YCT-529, has just cleared its first safety trial in humans, bringing us one step closer to a daily “male pill.” YCT-529 works by blocking a vitamin A compound that’s essential for sperm production, temporarily […]
The DEI funds will be diverted to a new program focused on small businesses in a move the mayor calls "the only legally viable path forward."
The countdown is on for the North Carolina State Fair, and now’s your chance to lock in some serious savings. Discounted advance tickets are available now through October 16. Adult admission is just $10 (ages 13-64), and kids 6-12 or seniors can get in for $5—that’s a few dollars less than you’ll pay at the […]
North Carolina teachers are spending big out of their own pockets — over $1,600 a year on classroom supplies — making them the second-highest in the country. A new report shows teachers in several states are facing similar challenges. Many in NC are even working second jobs to get by. Governor Josh Stein is calling […]
Discount tickets for the North Carolina State Fair are on sale now through October 16. You can save by buying early — adult tickets are $10, and tickets for kids (ages 6–12) and seniors are $5. Want unlimited rides? Grab a wristband in advance for $30 — that’s $10 cheaper than buying at the gate. […]
Another round of steamy weather is setting the stage for late-day storms across central North Carolina today. Most showers and thunderstorms will fire up in the late afternoon and evening hours, with some packing heavy downpours. Locally heavy rain could lead to street flooding today and Tuesday, particularly in low-lying and poorly drained areas. This […]
Portraits of President Bush and President Obama have been quietly moved to a discreet, staff-only hallway in the White House have provoked a broader conversation about respect, representation, and the power of symbols.
After months of nonpayment, Durham-based nonprofit CJF America—an affiliate of the Courtney Jordan Foundation—has settled a $3,400 debt with The Chicken Hut and its employees. The payment comes after ABC11’s Troubleshooter Diane Wilson launched an investigation into the issue, bringing public attention to the overdue funds for services provided back in June. CJF America, known […]
As Rolesville continues to expand and develop into a resourceful and unified community, our goal is to curate a space livable for people of all ages including the senior community. The Town of Rolesville stands ready to assist its seniors in a multitude of ways and assure that everyone is not only seen but heard […]