Beryl Road in Raleigh will be closed for upgrades on a railroad bridge from November 17th to 26th, with detours marked and drivers advised to use caution. Traffic updates are available on DriveNC.gov.

Governor Josh Stein and Commissioner Mike Causey endorse H.R. 3161 to address environmental and property risks along North Carolina's coast and prevent homes from collapsing into the ocean.

Raleigh’s Wake EMS will reduce the use of lights and sirens for certain 911 calls, reserving them for urgent emergencies. The department is updating its call plan to dispatch the most appropriate response quickly, and public meetings will be held starting December 4 to share details.

Pullen Aquatic Center in Raleigh is hosting a "Swim with Santa" event on December 20, featuring holiday-themed pool activities and a chance to meet Santa.

Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh displays Emily Rubin Malpass's chalk mural, symbolizing resilience and self-determination, with free public access until January 25, 2026.

Charnay Hayden Padilla from Clayton, NC, faces charges for filing nearly $3,000 in false insurance claims related to event cancellations and attempting an additional $1,065.31 in fraud.

A fight on Raleigh's Glenwood Avenue led to one man being injured and another, Jesus Andres Castro, charged with assault. The incident has raised safety concerns in the nightlife area.

The Durham BOCC approved salary raises for officials, pledged to support food benefit services during a shutdown, funded environmental/community initiatives, honored DeWarren K. Langley, and sought feedback on a Transit Vision Plan.

The Raleigh area is experiencing pleasant weather with clear skies and temperatures rising to the low 60s to mid-70s, according to the National Weather Service.

Capital Boulevard/US 1 has reopened after downed power lines caused by strong winds forced it to close, disrupting traffic and requiring repairs by Duke Energy crews.

Wake Forest announces town office closures for Veterans Day, but confirms essential services like waste collection will continue. Yard waste teams will adapt schedules, transit will run normally, and town operations resume Nov. 12.

Wake County will see road improvements as the N.C. Department of Transportation grants Blythe Construction a $4.4 million contract for over 11 miles of roadway.

A local family's estate donated $105,000 to the Raleigh Police Department to enhance its K9 unit, honoring a former officer's legacy. The funds will be used to acquire and equip new K9s.