The N.C. Department of Labor's "Beat the Heat" campaign encourages workers and employers to prevent heat-related illnesses with rest, water, and shade, offering resources like a heat safety calculator and educational materials.

The NCDOT announced lane closures on I-440 near Jones Franklin Road to add a new lane, with westbound traffic advised to use collector ramps at exits 1A and 1B. Drivers should stay alert for workers and traffic changes.

The body of 21-year-old Nestor Margarito Ramirez Menjivar was found at Jordan Lake after he was swept away by currents while fishing near the B. Everett Jordan Dam.

A man from Denver, NC, was charged with insurance fraud for filing a false hit-and-run claim regarding prior damage to his vehicle. He was released on a $20,000 bond.

Raleigh woman arrested after over 100 dogs rescued from her unsanitary home, also faces identity theft charges.

A Fayetteville police officer was charged with misdemeanor sexual battery following an investigation into unwanted physical contact with a business employee.

Summer heat in central North Carolina prompts warnings for residents to stay cool, highlighting risks for vulnerable populations and advising indoor shelter, hydration, and appropriate clothing.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling in US v. Skrmetti supports North Carolina's position in Kadel v. Folwell, affirming the right to exclude transition-related procedures from the State Health Plan.

Julius Jefferson was named the permanent Police Chief of Wake Forest, succeeding former Chief Jeff Leonard. He brings nearly 20 years of experience and a strong educational background.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh predicts sunny weather and high temperatures exceeding 100 degrees for the Juneteenth weekend, with chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein appoints new members to various state boards and commissions, including seasoned professionals and advocates to enhance leadership and address state challenges.

The Raleigh Water Communications team attended the NACWA Strategic Communications H2O Workshop in Detroit to learn and share public water communication strategies.

Ashley Barnhardt, an insurance agent, faces 72 felony charges for identity theft and insurance fraud in Stanly County, as announced by NC Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey.