Angelica Fenton

$1M in N.C. business penalties go to public school system

Duke University study finds reusable shopping bags could encourage an unhealthier diet

If N.C.'s GDP were a country, it would be Taiwan

Fountain of youth? NCSU study finds protein that could protect brain cells from aging

What the DHS investigation means for RDU

State without borders: Is foreign direct investment at risk in the Triangle?

The challenges of building the base of foreign direct investments in North Carolina and the Triangle.

Chapel Hill boy a role model for those with Crohn's disease

Lukas Stone is a third grader at Durham Academy. He's in Cub Scouts, practices the martial art ninjutsu, enjoys playing Legos with his friends, and is a big brother to his little sister. For the past year he has also been fighting Crohn's disease, an incurable autoimmune disease.

Exchanges turn students into global citizens

A group of students at Budapest Business School has been bringing counterparts from every corner of the world to the city this spring and summer. However, it is not a typical student exchange program. The local students have been working together with international university students through the International Association of Students in Economic and Commercial Sciences, known by its French acronym AIESEC.

Charlotte vs. Raleigh: Restaurants

PHOTOGRAPHS BY LOGAN CYRUS True, the Fried Chicken, Waffles and Honey at Beasley's Chicken + Honey restaurant is hip and delicious, but we'll defend Charlotte's Price's Chicken Coop chicken any day. WE'RE ALWAYS judging restaurants. On Twitter and Instagram, we rave or rant about an experience.