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Category Archives: Triangle/Local

Three red wolf pups born at Durham Museum of Life and Science

Three red wolf pups born at Durham Museum of Life and Science

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) — Officials at the Museum of Life and Science in Durham say three recently born red wolf pups are still in good health. The litter, all male, was delivered on May 3 by Martha, a 7-year-old red wolf and part of a carefully managed breeding pair. The pups’ arrival is considered a milestone for the critically endangered species. Sherry Samuels from the Museum of Life and Science says this is the second year the same pair has bred, and this time, the outcome was successful.… Continue Reading

13th annual Racing for Rescues set for Sunday in Cary to support local animal adoptions

13th annual Racing for Rescues set for Sunday in Cary to support local animal adoptions

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) — The 13th Annual Racing for Rescues takes place this Sunday at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, offering a 5K run, a one-mile fun walk, and family activities. The event supports Second Chance Pet Adoptions, the Triangle’s oldest no-kill rescue, which has placed over 20,000 animals since 1987.… Continue Reading

Morrisville Spring Fest returns with new chalk walk and flower power theme

Morrisville Spring Fest returns with new chalk walk and flower power theme

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) — The Town of Morrisville will host its annual Spring Fest this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Indian Creek Trailhead. This year’s event features the town’s first Chalk Walk, live music, a native plant fair, local artisans, and flower-themed activities for the whole family.… Continue Reading

New graduates enter shifting job market with cautious optimism

New graduates enter shifting job market with cautious optimism

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) – As graduation season arrives, new college grads face a more uncertain job market than expected. CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger advises entering the workforce with realistic expectations, preparation, and flexibility to build a solid foundation for long-term career growth.… Continue Reading

Brian Smith named new president and CEO of GoTriangle

Brian Smith named new president and CEO of GoTriangle

GoTriangle has announced that Brian Smith will take over as President and CEO of the regional transit agency beginning June 1, 2025. Smith brings over 16 years of experience from Hampton Roads Transit in Virginia, where he advanced to Deputy CEO and led numerous initiatives focused on expanding service, enhancing reliability, and fostering regional collaboration. His appointment comes as GoTriangle continues to implement a long-term strategic plan aimed at meeting growing transit needs across the Triangle.… Continue Reading

Stroke Awareness Month brings focus to high-risk areas like North Carolina

Stroke Awareness Month brings focus to high-risk areas like North Carolina

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) – During Stroke Awareness Month, health officials are highlighting the risks and warning signs of stroke—particularly in high-risk regions like North Carolina. Experts say 80% of strokes are preventable, and understanding personal risk factors and recognizing symptoms quickly can save lives.… Continue Reading

Salvation Army of Raleigh provides year-round support beyond the holidays

Salvation Army of Raleigh provides year-round support beyond the holidays

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) – The Salvation Army of Raleigh, known for its Angel Tree program, provides year-round services such as food assistance, shelter, and support for victims of human trafficking. With the help of volunteers and donors, the organization continues its mission to serve and strengthen communities across Wake County.… Continue Reading

Book signing and historic pottery exhibit coming to Johnston County

Book signing and historic pottery exhibit coming to Johnston County

RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) – The Johnston County Museum will host a one-day exhibit and book signing on May 17 featuring rare Smithfield Art Pottery from 1927–1942. Collector Stephen Compton will showcase his pieces and sign copies of his book, while museum staff highlight the pottery’s history and legacy in North Carolina.… Continue Reading

The election director in North Carolina, a key swing state, is ousted after a Republican power play

The election director in North Carolina, a key swing state, is ousted after a Republican power play

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina’s elections board has ousted the agency’s executive director after Republicans gained control. The State Board of Elections on Wednesday replaced executive director Karen Brinson Bell with Sam Hayes, the top lawyer for the GOP’s House speaker. Brinson Bell has been widely praised in election circles nationwide for her performance as executive director for nearly six years. The board’s composition got altered just last week through a state law enacted late last year by Republican lawmakers that stripped the Democratic governor of his appointment power and gave it to the Republican state auditor. The law got implemented even though trial judges struck it down as unconstitutional just two weeks ago.… Continue Reading

Bear sightings rise across North Carolina as breeding season begins

Bear sightings rise across North Carolina as breeding season begins

Black bear sightings are increasing in North Carolina as young males search for new territories during breeding season. Wildlife officials advise residents to secure food sources and give bears space to minimize encounters.… Continue Reading

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