Chatham County deputies provide safety programs for worship spaces, encouraging community engagement and addressing safety concerns for faith-based gatherings.

Lt. Blackburn of the Wake County Sheriff's Office was lauded for completing the AOMP at NC State University, which provides leadership skills for public safety professionals.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections is working to verify voter citizenship by using the SAVE database from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Raleigh hosts "La Chocolatada de Luisito," a festive event with bilingual storytime, performances, free books, and treats, fostering cultural inclusion and education.

CITEL America, Inc. will relocate its North American operations to Hillsborough, Orange County, creating 57 jobs and investing $12.5 million, following collaborative discussions at the Paris Air Show.

Eddie M. Buffaloe, Jr. joins the Raleigh Police Department as Deputy Chief for the Administrative Services Division after a diverse career including roles as NC DPS Secretary and city manager.

Governor Josh Stein announces $500,000 for winterizing homes in Western North Carolina damaged by Hurricane Helene, through GROW NC and NC Emergency Management.

The annual Raleigh Christmas Parade featured local police and fire departments, where officers ensured safety and upheld traditions.

Durham will hold an Oath of Office Ceremony for newly elected officials on December 1, 2025. It's open to the public, with overflow and livestream options available.

Raleigh's Moore Square dog park is temporarily closed for improvements with plans to reopen in January 2026, as city officials suggest alternative parks during the renovation.

Governor Josh Stein pardoned two turkeys, Krispy and Kreme, in North Carolina's annual Turkey Pardon Ceremony, with a side note of a turkey donation by Butterball to a food bank.

Starla Tanner is appointed as Durham's Director of the Community Partnerships & Engagement Department, beginning Dec 1. She has a background in public affairs and advocacy, with experience in NC and GA.

NC Governor Stein met with law enforcement in Wilmington, discussing a public safety approach emphasizing prevention, collaboration, and fair compensation for officers.