The Worthdale Community Day in Raleigh offers a free, family-friendly event with yard games, crafts, and food on Sept 13 at Worthdale Community Center.

Raleigh police arrest 19-year-old for a fatal nightclub shooting; victim identified as 24-year-old Christian Mercado.

North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner announced the discovery of $170 million in unspent state funds intended for debt service and approved capital projects.

Carolyn Miller received the Heroic Hands award from the NCACC for her dedicated public service in Chatham County, where she has worked since 1996 and now serves as Assistant County Manager.

Raleigh's network of over 700 traffic signals is highly coordinated, with remote timing adjustments, backup batteries, and responsive sensors to efficiently manage traffic flow.

The Method Road Community Center is hosting a free SPOOK-tacular Fall Festival for children aged 4-11 on October 3rd, featuring games, music, and healthy treats.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey honors Chalk and Gibbs Insurance with the Commissioner's Century Award and the Order of the Guardian Award in Morehead City.

A Fayetteville man received a 24-year federal prison sentence for a major drug trafficking conspiracy involving methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl.

Durham experienced two shootings minutes apart, one fatal and one resulting in a foot injury. The violence occurred at McDougald Terrace and a local hotel, with no arrests reported yet.

The Durham Board of County Commissioners tackled issues such as tax bills, honored community leaders, and updated on parking and health initiatives in a recent session.

An interactive mural near the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, created by artist Sam Greene, encourages playful engagement from passersby, inspired by the museum's exhibits.

Gov. Josh Stein lifted North Carolina's State of Emergency as Hurricane Erin moved away, sparing the state. Efforts shift towards cleanup and assessing damage.

NC Governor's Highway Safety Program launches "Booze It & Lose It" campaign to reduce impaired driving for Labor Day, with increased patrols from Aug. 25 to Sept. 7.