Triangle News

The three major research universities of North Carolina have all now announced that the U.S. government has terminated the visas of some of its international students.

Duke University is the second Triangle university after NC State to have students whose visas were terminated by the U.S. State Department this year.

The city of Raleigh announced a new music festival that will take the place of Dreamville Fest starting in 2026.

The North Carolina Theatre was housed within the Martin Marietta Performing Arts Center. It’s Raleigh’s largest professional theatre company that produces live musical theatre.

J. Cole grew up in nearby Fayetteville and uses this music festival as an opportunity to shine a light on the place that helped shaped him as an artist.

Kellanova produces 8,000 pounds of Cheez-Its an hour at its Cary bakery.

42nd Street Oyster Bar was a popular seafood restaurant in Raleigh. The nearly century-old establishment closed its doors on Sunday.

The Drakeford Library Complex is named after Robert Drakeford, Carrboro's first Black mayor. It's located at 203 North Greensboro Street.

Under the Trump administration, the EPA is reportedly considering plans to dissolve its scientific research office. At Research Triangle Park, several hundred people work in this division at EPA’s large regional campus.

DAE has been advocating for more than a year for a formal "seat at the table" with district administrators. This week, three school board members voiced their support.

A committee of the Wake County Public Schools Board of Education approved a draft policy on Tuesday that would limit student cellphone use during the school day. The discussion comes as lawmakers in the North Carolina General Assembly are working on a possible statewide ban.

Roberto Burgos, consul of civil registry, at the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh shares how some immigrants have responded to the political climate under President Donald Trump.