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At least 1,000 people packed Peace and Justice Plaza in Chapel Hill before marching along Franklin Street and then through the UNC campus Sunday afternoon.

The Blood Connection opens a second donation center in the Triangle.

More than 60 years have passed since the destruction of the old Triangle, also known as the Greenbush.

The Triangle, bounded by South Park and Regent streets and West Washington Avenue, was the core of the multiethnic Greenbush neighborhood that was razed in the 1960s.

Wake Stone Corp. is looking to expand the quarry operation with a new hole on neighboring land owned by Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

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Editor Bill Church only wants snow in our memories and not in the present day. He doesn’t speak for all of us at The N&O.

An ITB restaurant known for its chicken has closed its doors.

Want free tickets to some of the most nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat college sports games in the Triangle?

The accolades keep rolling in, but experts say significant challenges remain for many would-be buyers across the Triangle. What to know.