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As National Police Week begins, agencies in the Triangle say they're encouraged by a decrease in the number of officer and deputy vacancies.

The Wake Tech Foundation is pleased to welcome Tracy Sanders as its new senior director of development.

The 10th-ranked Catawba Valley Community College softball team closed out its spring 2023 regular season with a doubleheader conference sweep against Wake Tech

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.

East Coast Game Conference (ECGC) returns to the Raleigh Convention Center on Tuesday through Thursday. Over 80 industry professionals will present emerging trends and topics critical to the video game industry. Sessions include topics on game design, programming, virtual reality, esports, narration, and marketing.

Community colleges across North Carolina have committed to strategically focusing on advancing Latino student success.

N.C. Community College System, Jerry Vaughan is convinced that the 58-campus system needs turbocharging to be relevant in a fast-changing economy. And he is championing a budget proposal with state leaders that would boost spending for the community colleges by $273.5 million over the next two years.

Middle and high school students put their math skills to the test in the NC Regional Math Contest, hosted by Wake Tech’s Mathematics and Physics Department.

U.S. Rep. Deborah Ross presented a $939,041 federal grant check to help jump start the Hendrick Center for Automotive Excellences EV training program.

Wake Tech is powering up to train highly-skilled technicians for the emerging electric vehicle (EV) industry thanks to nearly $1 million in federal community project funds earmarked for the college.