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.

Republican lawmakers in North Carolina propose a new congressional map to add an 11th GOP seat, facing accusations of gerrymandering to impact fair representation.

NCDHHS, CHESS Health, and Diamond Mind have launched a free mental health app for North Carolina veterans, offering peer support and coping strategies in both English and Spanish.

Wake County investigates multiple brush fires as potential arson after fires broke out along I-540 and nearby roads. The Sheriff’s Office calls for public assistance in the ongoing case.

MST Rebar Inc. is set to invest $15 million in a new fiberglass rebar production facility in Bladenboro, NC, creating 83 jobs and receiving a $250,000 grant contingent on targets. The plant is celebrated for its economic and innovation potential.

Central North Carolina will experience sunny weather with highs around 79°F, but can expect stronger winds and a chance of showers by Sunday night. Clear conditions will resume into next week.

Raleigh, NC, launches a Bioenergy Recovery Project to convert wastewater into renewable natural gas for powering city buses, the first in the state to do so.

Governor Josh Stein and Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough held a roundtable in Winston-Salem to discuss public safety, focusing on crime response and prevention, involving law enforcement and mental health professionals.

The North Carolina State Auditor's report revealed a delay in distributing $83 million in SNAP benefits on time, with seven counties highlighted for significant delays.