The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is Raleigh's most popular attraction for several reasons: it's free, its cafe features a menu of tasty and reasonably priced items and it contains ...

A new exhibit, "Journey to Space,"Click here for more opens Saturday, Nov. 2, at the North Carolina Museum of Natural ...

Young is leaving the Bell to become the director of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, North Carolina. The more than 150-year-old Bell Museum was previously located on the ...

The Museum was founded in 1953 by Franklin & Marshall College. Named for Lancaster businessman Hugh M. North, whose estate funded the building’s construction, the North Museum quickly became a ...

A new exhibit, "Journey to Space," opens Saturday, Nov. 2, at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. WRAL meteorologist Elizabeth Gardner gets a sneak peek.

Raleigh was a planned city for the state capital following the American Revolution. Andrew Nason, a local historian, led a party through downtown Raleigh sharing information about their histories.

Raleigh has tons of special spots to attract tourists. Here is our list of the best Airbnbs in Raleigh to chill and relax.

while coastal towns such as Jacksonville and Wilmington ranked among the worst due to the high risk of natural disasters. North Carolina’s largest cities — Charlotte (No. 20) and Raleigh (No ...

For other extracurricular activities, students can check out annual events in Raleigh, such as the North Carolina State ... humanities and social sciences, management, natural resources, sciences ...

The security guards, who work at the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum are members of the United Voices of the World Union (UVW,) and will walk out on the weekend of October 25-27 ...

The Piedmont Triad is what locals call the region containing three major cities in North Carolina ... a museum and a ropes course in one place? Trick question: It's the Greensboro Science Center.

A new exhibit, "Journey to Space," opens Saturday, Nov. 2, at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. Do you have what it takes to live and work in space? That's what the exhibit explores ...