Durham's Southwest Durham Drive is open again after flooding from extreme weather, as announced by the Durham Police on social media. Traffic is now flowing normally.

Durham, NC's city fleet ranks 8th in Government Fleet Magazine for its management and strategic practices, underpinned by leadership, planning, data-driven decisions, and employee empowerment.

North Carolina's Department of Public Instruction is offering workshops to school nutrition professionals to improve school meals with fresh, local ingredients and new culinary skills.

The NTSB preliminary report on a plane crash in Harnett County details how an Aviat Pitts S-2B spun nose-down before impact, killing pilot Anton Vandeth and passenger Dwight Frye shortly after takeoff from Raleigh Executive Jetport.

Raleigh Police Department collaborates with local parks for "Raleigh Hoop Night," fostering police-youth connections through basketball for teens aged 14-18.

Multiple shootings in Raleigh, North Carolina, left residents alarmed as two happened within minutes and close proximity, with victims hospitalized and one arrest made. Local concern over safety is rising.

Ambrose Lloyd Owens II died of electrocution at Chicora Civil War Cemetery while erecting an antenna that hit a power line; no foul play is suspected.

NCDOT releases "Cash Watch Numbers" weekly to showcase financial status, highlighting cash balances, receipts, and disbursements as temporary figures that are subject to change.

Raleigh, NC, anticipates high humidity and thunderstorms with temperatures reaching mid-90s by Tuesday; showers possible today with a mild high of 89°F.

Raleigh's Business Bloom program offers immigrants and new Americans an 8-week business training with mentorship and networking, starting September 8.

North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek criticized Governor Stein's veto of House Bill 549, which Boliek believes is essential for the State Auditor's autonomy and transparency in overseeing IT systems for audits.

Raleigh's city offices will close on July 4 for Independence Day, but emergency services will remain available. Trash collection will be delayed by one day, with Friday’s pickup shifted to Saturday. The Yard Waste Center will also be closed.

Chatham County will host a Career Connect Hiring & Resource Expo on July 31, 2025, offering job readiness activities and opportunities to meet with potential employers.