The Green Cove Springs City Council tackled issues from public works praises to executive recruitment and event funding, with discussions on charter amendments and legislative obligations also taking place.

Wake Forest offers "Calls from Santa" for local children, with registration open from November 24 to December 1 for the December 4 event. Calls are free but require online signup; no phone registrations.

North Carolina's Health Department released a plan to reduce cancer rates, focusing on disparities and six major cancers with strategies for prevention, early detection, and treatment.

Durham County officials have enforced a burn ban due to high wildfire risk, prohibiting all outdoor burning, and plan to reassess the situation in five days.

The Durham Board of County Commissioners will hold a Regular Session on November 24, 2025, to address community issues and projects, and viewers can participate in person or via live stream.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh issued a forecast predicting fluctuating weather with sunny days, possible showers, and mild temperatures for the coming week.

NC celebrated National Take a Hike Day, emphasizing economic benefits of its trail network and promoting statewide access through a NCDOT and Great Trails State Coalition video.

Fredrick D. Murphy will screen his documentary, "Echoes of Forks of Cypress," at the North Carolina State Capitol on Dec. 1, exploring the history of the Forks of Cypress plantation.

Wake County is implementing Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) to address environmental impacts of runoff, with projects like green roofs and wetlands improving sustainability and reducing flooding.

Durham residents participate in a backyard composting workshop, organized by the city, highlighting community interest in sustainability and waste reduction.

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.