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Group of former CJF America employees win lawsuit against Durham-based nonprofit (opens the original)
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Seven former employees of Durham-based nonprofit CJF America won a lawsuit on Wednesday after the organization's founder and other defendants failed to appear in court. WRAL Investigates has covered multiple cases of former employees who said they were never paid or were given fraudulent checks throughout North Carolina and even in other states. During the default judgement hearing for the lawsuit filed in Aug. 2025, the judge said she would "be happy to sign the order." WRAL Investigates has sp
Apex soldier killed during training in Texas returns home (opens the original)
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A U.S. Army soldier killed in Texas during training was brought home to North Carolina on Monday. Veterans and military members gathered to honor Private Ethan Brewer of Apex and his family at Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Brewer enlisted in the Army in 2025 and wanted to train as a medic, arriving at Fort Hood in early 2026. His awards include the Army Achievement Medal. His father, Matthew Brewer, told WRAL he helped his son swear in. “One of the best honors of my life was getting to s
Durham police provide crime data update: Violent crime up, property crime down (opens the original)
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A new crime report in Durham showed while property crime is down, some violent crime is on the rise. The city's new chief of police, Stephanie Mardis, presented her first crime report for the department on Thursday. According to city data from the first half of the year, some violent crimes-like aggravated assaults and rape- are up. Numbers show rape is up by nearly 25% from this time last year. Aggravated assaults are up nearly 12% from the first half of 2025. Other violent crime, including hom
Pilot program hopes to increase biker safety around Raleigh, but some argue it's not enough (opens the original)
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Raleigh is testing a new way to put more than paint between bicyclists and drivers. The city has installed bolt-down curb stops along portions of Industrial Drive as part of a pilot program designed to create more separation between vehicle travel lanes and bike lanes. The recycled-rubber barriers are part of Raleigh's broader effort to improve bicycle safety and determine whether more permanent vertical protection could work on other streets. "There has been a priority to emphasize and deliver
Raleigh restaurants feel the impacts of all-time high diesel prices (opens the original)
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Friday marks yet another day of record average diesel gas prices. The national average reflects a record-breaking $6 a gallon for diesel fuel, and an all-time high for North Carolina sitting at $5.90. The effects of the high prices are hitting local farmers, and the ripple effect impacts restaurants, too. Max Gaskins, co-owner of Café Luna in Raleigh, said that the family-owned business may not see much impact from the price of diesel, since they import good directly. However, Gaskins finds the
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