The Triangle's best restaurants
Greg Cox gives his picks for the area's best restaurants. Get the list here.
Durham takes steps toward quicker development reviews
Proposals to streamline Durham's development-review process will be rolled out over the next nine months. The first installment emerged Thursday, drawing praise from several City Council members.
Recycling up 6 percent
State Briefs: Local governments across the state recycled a record amount last year, according to the state Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
Comment wanted on updating U.S. 64
The N.C. Transportation Department plans to expand a section of the road over 30 years.
Not your father's senior center
New Raleigh facility will aim 'to serve three generations of older adults.'
U.S. 70 bypass eagerly awaited
Road Worrier:Anyone unlucky enough to try to flee to the coast via U.S. 70 on a Friday afternoon knows how much more stress you can add to your week inching along in that traffic.
Gas tax holiday sparks feud
Politics at the pump dominated the Democratic presidential primary race Saturday, with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton pushing for a federal gas tax holiday -- and criticizing Sen. Barack Obama for failing to do so.
Hispanic numbers growing
The state's Hispanic population increased 7.8 percent last year.
SunTrust invests in SE Raleigh
Developer works for five years, finally gets a bank to beleaguered area.
Durham County to buy Lakewood YMCA
Durham County officials announced plans Monday to buy the Lakewood YMCA and spend $8 million for renovations.
Area preservation gains steam
Redevelopment is proposed for Chapel Hill's Glen Lennox.
Commuting challenges may vary
Road Worrier:Flat tire? Sweaty ride? Bikers, it could be worse.
Race, parade, beer fest converge on downtown today
Downtown Raleigh traffic could be chaotic today with a parade, a road race and beer festival. Drivers will face delays and road closings throughout the day.
Repair costs climb for TTA
With sleek commuter trains out of the picture for now, the Triangle Transit Authority is laboring to meet demand for more transit service with a creaking fleet of buses that are hobbled by spooky electrical glitches and chronic mechanical maladies.
Road planners aim to assist wildlife
The wildlife factor is playing an increasingly critical role in route selection and roadway design for highway projects.
Eureka grapples with dying wish
Residents ask the General Assembly to dissolve the town's charter.
