Work, school, football season, holiday planning—September has a way of filling every open space on the calendar. Here’s how people are using AI to prioritize tasks, spot fake urgency and reclaim breathing room before burnout takes over.
How AI Became My Cheapest Meal Planner
Food inflation and decision fatigue are real. By telling AI what was already in my fridge, I skipped a grocery run, cut waste, and eliminated the nightly “what’s for dinner?” spiral.
Intel on Raleigh’s Car Theft Problem
From top make magnets to who’s stealing them and why, plus prevention tips—what to know about Raleigh’s car theft problem.
Tainted Norms: 5 Years Later—How COVID Reshaped Raleigh
Five years after COVID crept in, we look at how the pandemic infected every aspect of our lives—and how far we’ve come since March 2020.
Million-Dollar Office
Raleigh’s city manager received a 10% pay bump—thus sparking quite a stir about local government hierarchy of salaries—and why they make what they do.
In Our Subtitles Era
More viewers are choosing to turn on subtitles, leaving them on for everything they watch. And it’s young people with no hearing problems who are leading the charge.
Scan for Service?
QR codes are starting to replace servers—and people are passionate about it.
WPU Launches Interactive Design and ESports and Gaming Administration Degrees
Two new major offerings from William Peace University are helping prepare students to thrive in the world of ESports.
Safety in Technology
WEB EXCLUSIVE Going out into the world looks a bit different nowadays. In the time of COVID, stores, restaurants, bars …
There’s An App For That
In the digital age we live in, we use technology for everything from turning the lights on in our houses …
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