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Willow Springs Elementary School is in the running in an online contest to win a $500,000 grant from Kohl's.

Police are looking for a white pick-up truck after reports of suspicious activity.

Aidil Khan pleaded guilty in Wake County Superior Court to second-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and two counts of conspiracy.

For wastewater facility to be built, the county must grant an easement to Wake towns.

Cary

Barbara Mandrell, Sarah Palin, Whoopi Goldberg and Madonna all share something with Megan Lee - an appreciation for firearms and shooting sports.

Police have arrested a 23-year-old Cary man and charged him with having sex with a 15-year-old girl.

The Triangle's three largest health systems have appealed a decision by state regulators that would allow a Winston-Salem chain to establish a foothold in Wake County's fast-growing medical market.

Tim Donnelly, director of this Apex's public works department, knows what the $327 million plant would mean to this growing bedroom community.

An estimated 50,000 people are expected to flood downtown Cary to take in one of the region's largest street fairs.

Residents can continue to use basketball goals, hockey nets and other recreational equipment in town streets after a decision by the Town Council.

The Apex Town Council is giving Hendrick Automotive Group more time to resolve a dispute that could delay plans for the town's second car dealership.

A new middle school opens in Cary today.

What used to be a quiet, rural intersection in Holly Springs now sits between a busy shopping center and three schools.

Apex

Town manager Andy Hedrick is retiring.

Last week's photo was of auto parts company Apex Sales Co. on North Salem Street.

A joint meeting of the Apex planning board and town council at a work session last week showed that Veridea developer Tom Hendrickson and his team - and the town, for that matter - have come a long...

The incidents took place on Main Street and Broad Street in downtown Fuquay-Varina last month and this month.

Two North Raleigh sites and one in Apex have made the Wake County school system's short list for a potential share of a $59 million pot to build new schools.