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Durham non-profit helps community with AI knowledge (opens the original)
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The Internet Crime Complaint Center reported that in 2025, $15.6 million dollars in losses in North Carolina were recorded in "AI-related" internet crimes. But a Durham-based nonprofit is working to lower that number by hosting workshop that find ways to utilize and protect ourselves. Digital Durham, in partnership with the City of Durham, hosted its very first "Digital Empowerment Day." This aims to build people’s confidence in using AI and to highlight the rising risks of rapidly evolving tech
Benson's Mule Days returns for 77th year (opens the original)
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Benson's largest celebration of agriculture and community returns this weekend for the 77th annual Mule Days festival. The North Carolina tradition started in 1949 as a celebration of local farmers and the mules that kept the farms running smoothly. More than 77 years later, the tradition continues with several attractions including a rodeo, mule events, stable rides, wagon tours, a carnival, live music, and more. This year's event began Thursday evening and will continue throughout Sunday after
Triangle honors victims of 9/11 25 years later with stair climbs at UNC, Durham Bulls Athletic Park (opens the original)
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Thousands of people woke up early Friday morning to honor the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Alongside national remembrance events, several events were held across the Triangle, including two annual stair climb memorials at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Kenan Stadium and the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. People climbed the equivalent of 100 stories of the World Trade Center -- 2,076 steps -- by walking up and down the stadiums' stairs. People wearing full firefighter gear
Cary council to consider new training, oversight measures to address 'extravagant spending culture' (opens the original)
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Financial oversight and training will be at the center of discussion among Cary town leaders during Thursday's work session and regular meeting. The council is acting in response to the state audit released in June that uncovered what investigators called an "extravagant spending culture.” That state audit report revealed Cary’s savings dipped below a required minimum threshold, which was information that a sitting council member said former Town Manager Sean Stegall did not disclose. On Thursda
Multiple cars broken into at hotel near I-40 in Durham (opens the original)
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Police are investigating multiple car break-ins at the Homewood Suites hotel in Durham. The WRAL Breaking News Tracker arrived at the hotel at 3600 Mount Moriah Road before 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday, seeing at least four damaged vehicles, including a truck with a shattered driver's side window and glass shards covering the ground. There was also shattered glass in an empty parking space. The Durham Police Department left a card with an officer's name and contact information on the windshield of the t
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