North Carolina Governor Josh Stein appointed individuals to boards and commissions, including William R. Webb as Chair of the Rural Infrastructure Authority, to address issues in health, environment, and professional sectors.

Governor Stein enacts two bills into law, affecting license renewals and infrastructure, while a third becomes law without his signature, amidst environmental concerns.

North Carolina's DMV is now allowing certified private driver education schools to conduct road tests for teen drivers, potentially reducing wait times at DMV offices.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo returns to Wake Forest featuring vintage comics, toys, and collectibles. Open to the public on Nov. 1, the family-friendly event promises a vast range of pop culture memorabilia.

Chatham County honored with 2024 Annual Safety Awards for its commitment to workplace safety, with multiple departments achieving gold awards for consecutive years.

A two-vehicle crash closed Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest. One person was hospitalized with minor injuries and the road has reopened. Causes and damage assessment remain undisclosed.

The Raleigh City Council discussed managing population growth, focusing on 'smart growth,' housing diversity, and infrastructure projects that won't raise taxes, at their fall retreat.

Wake County teens organize a walk to combat mental health stigma, highlighting the emotional struggles of peers, and emphasizing community support and education on the issue.

Dunn Police Chief Cary Jackson is on paid leave; Major Nicholas Simmons serves as acting chief. Reasons for leave not disclosed; city officials assure adherence to laws and policies.

North Carolina partners with AI for Equity to enhance AI literacy in schools, becoming the first state to implement a statewide AI education program, with an optional sign-up for schools to track AI use and support needs.

Renowned author Kamal Bell to speak at Chatham Community Library about his book "Akeem Keeps Bees" on October 25th, highlighting bee conservation and sustainable agriculture.

The Durham Board of County Commissioners discussed education, environmental conservation, and community programs at their September 22 meeting, highlighting events like the DPS 2025 College Fair and initiatives like the LIHR program.

The NWS forecasts a mix of sun and possible severe weather for Raleigh, with chances of showers and thunderstorms increasing after Thursday, and a warning for isolated severe storms.