It takes more than 2,000 traffic cones to line the roads and lots surrounding Raleigh’s Lenovo Center for big events. Inside ...

It's so busy at the Lenovo Center this week that Doug Warf, president of the Carolina Hurricanes' parent organization, said ...

Three years and $300 million of upgrades to the Lenovo Center have begun with dirty, noisy work to carve out new space along ...

WRAL meteorologist Chris Michaels went to the Lenovo Center to get his eardrums blasted and test the theory during the Canes' Game 3 victory over Washington WRAL meteorologist Chris Michaels went ...

We tested the sound during Game 3 vs. the Washington Capitals. Needless to say, it got very loud in the Lenovo Center!

The Lenovo Center brings in about $200 million a year in economic and fiscal impact each year. The area is also going to see ...

The Carolina Hurricanes emphatically held serve at home in Game 3 against the Washington Capitals. Frederik Andersen made 21 ...

After a 4-0 win in Game 3 on Saturday night, the Carolina Hurricanes are looking to take both games at home against the ...

N.C. State is allocated $500,000 a year from the arena’s naming rights to fulfill the school’s requests for building upgrades ...

The Carolina Hurricanes finished off Game 2 against the New Jersey Devils at 8:39 p.m. on Tuesday in front of the usual frenzied, loud Lenovo Center crowd. A few hours later, the real noise started.

He grabs a stack of traffic cones from the sidewalk that encircles the Lenovo Center, and drops them, one at a time, on dots marked in the main roadway. The 28-year-old commutes from Castalia ...