Wake County Public Health offers back-to-school vaccine clinics for students entering kindergarten, 7th, and 12th grades to meet state immunization requirements.

The U.S. Small Business Administration granted an administrative disaster declaration for eight North Carolina counties affected by Tropical Storm Chantal, enabling financial assistance.

Raleigh introduces a new program offering free one-on-one tech support with Digital Ambassadors at designated drop-in hours, with no sign-up required.

The NWS Raleigh NC issued an Extreme Heat Warning for central North Carolina, with heat index values up to 115, advising precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Bridge construction is ongoing at Elk River Falls due to Hurricane Helene damage, with a temporary bridge in place until completion in 2026. Visitors should exercise caution.

Diane Villa is named the interim director of the North Carolina Zoo, continuing her decades-long service with a background in communication and leadership.

Durham County and Welcome Baby honor parents like Vania Torres in #ParentAppreciationDay, celebrating their contribution to families and the community throughout July.

Raleigh's Method Road Community Center is offering a new Beginner English Class for adults to aid in English literacy, with engaging activities and no prior knowledge required.

Governor Josh Stein tours the Coca-Cola Consolidated facility in Charlotte, supports apprenticeship programs, and emphasizes non-traditional education paths for a stronger workforce in North Carolina.

Chapel Hill's historic eatery Mama Dip's Kitchen has closed after nearly 50 years, with plans for the brand's future. Founder Mildred Cotton Council's legacy lives on despite the physical closure.

Eco King Solutions is investing $80.5 million to create 515 jobs in Graham County, NC, for a new facility that will produce disposable, biodegradable paper tableware.

Patrice Y. Toney concluded a successful first year as Carrboro's town manager, focusing on sustainability and diversity, overseeing structural improvements, and receiving national recognition.

Wake Forest Chamber Government Affairs Committee will host a forum on September 10 for mayoral and Board of Commissioners candidates, with a meet and greet session included.