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Durham Public Schools is launching a new teacher recruitment program this school year.

Editor’s Note: This WRAL TechWire’s Commercial Real Estate special report “Follow the Numbers” is supported by commercial real estate firm CBRE Raleigh. +++ RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK - The popularity of North Carolina’s Research Triangle among tech workers and the companies that employ them was evident prior to the pandemic. In the post-COVID re-shuffling, the region remains an even

Editor’s Note: This WRAL TechWire’s Commercial Real Estate special report “Follow the Numbers” is supported by commercial real estate firm CBRE Raleigh. +++ RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK - The popularity of North Carolina’s Research Triangle among tech workers and the companies that employ them was evident prior to the pandemic. In the post-COVID re-shuffling, the region remains an even

Neighbors, community health exhibitors, and local vendors gathered under a huge tent at a Duke research site on Saturday, July 8, to celebrate the unveiling of a mural that highlights the rich diversity, cultural heritage, and collective spirit that makes the Durham community so unique.

The goal is to develop a talent pipeline that will have an opportunity to work at the university’s system.

The nursing shortage is expected to be close to 13,000 across North Carolina by 2033

June 4th is World Hunger Day, and on Sunday an event in downtown Durham sought to raise awareness of food insecurity issues in the Triangle.

The new partnership between DPS and DTCC means hundreds of students will graduate high school with a college degree as well.

Orange County Commissioners and the Chapel Hill Town Council discuss their budget plans, while Durham gets good and bad news on crime.

Morrisville, NC has not only grown to become one of WalletHub's 2023 top ten small cities to start a business, but a hub for life sciences.