Wake Forest's HRC is now accepting applications for the 2026 Minority & Women-Owned Business Expo, to be held at the Renaissance Centre, focusing on diversity in entrepreneurship.

WakeMed secures approval to establish a new healthplex in Rolesville, offering a 24/7 emergency department and various medical services, set to open fall 2027.

A 22-year-old motorcyclist died after a collision with an SUV in Fayetteville; the SUV driver and another motorist were unharmed. An investigation is underway.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is set to visit Huntersville, addressing the Rotary Club and visiting the local fire department to discuss safety and insurance.

Chatham County initiates a pilot food waste composting program at select recycling centers for residents with a valid decal to reduce landfill waste and methane emissions.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will honor Matthews Fire & EMS with the Commissioner's Award and address the Charlotte Rotary Club on Tuesday, October 28.

Raleigh is bracing for a wet week, with rain and possible thunderstorms forecasted by NWS, alongside cool temperatures and gusty winds, although sunny conditions are expected by the weekend.

Two women were shot at a large gathering near North Carolina Central University; the incident is under investigation, and the victims were not students.

Wake County is seeking public feedback on its Parks and Recreation master plan through community events, a virtual meeting, and an online survey to shape the future of its open spaces.

A high-speed chase on I-40 in Wake County ended in a two-car crash. The suspect, Jaquan Lanautis Page, was arrested and faces several charges. No one else was injured.

NCTA's David Roy has been elected to the IBTTA Board of Directors, bringing his financial management expertise to the global tolling industry organization.

North Carolina received a Gold Certification from Results for America for using data-driven solutions to improve state policies, including early education and mental health initiatives.

Governor Josh Stein supports House Bill 491 to reallocate $190 million to North Carolina's Medicaid program, seeking to prevent rate cuts and maintain health care services.