Michael Perchick

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Carolina Hurricanes return home with a chance to advance to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in two decades, after a 4-0 road victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday night.

The Carolina Hurricanes' run to the Stanley Cup Final is not only energizing fans but also driving a growing interest in youth hockey across the state.

Women from across the Triangle gathered Saturday in Durham for the 21st Annual Tea for Two, an event aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer

Longer-term trends show a decline in youth summer employment, but a Raleigh ice-cream chain is bucking the odds.

Bryson Karbley's promises to get tattoos if the Canes rallied to score went viral, and now the team has taken notice.

New report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows inflation continuing to climb, driven largely by rising energy costs tied to the ongoing war in Iran.

The surge in attention comes as the Hurricanes continue to generate strong television ratings and large crowds at watch parties.

The surge in attention comes as the Hurricanes continue to generate strong television ratings and large crowds at watch parties.

Record-high temperatures and triple-digit heat index values are changing daily routines.

One part of their Hartford Whalers heritage that still loudly remains with the Carolina Hurricanes on game day.