Michael Aaron Matthews pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of his wife and was sentenced to 13-16 years in prison. He attempted to stage the murder as a suicide.

The State Health Plan Board of Trustees is set to discuss changes to 2026 benefits to address a $507 million shortfall, including the end of the Clear Pricing Project and the introduction of new payment options and rural programs.

Raleigh's 'Chavis Frolics' event at John Chavis Memorial Park will offer music, food trucks, and a special guest, inviting all ages to enjoy a free community celebration on June 18th.

A hit-and-run in Raleigh injured five people, including a child, after a car flipped and struck pedestrians. The suspect remains unidentified and the investigation is ongoing.

NCDOL launches a human trafficking awareness initiative for the lodging industry, including a website with educational resources and training to comply with a new state law.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced over 700 new jobs from economic development projects in the state's life sciences and advanced manufacturing sectors.

A man was charged with assault after stabbing another man at a Raleigh Sheetz, leading to a standoff and his subsequent arrest. The victim's injuries were non-life-threatening.

Carrboro Town Commons hosts the Freight Train Blues Concert series with performances by Jimbo Mathus and The Crimestoppers, offering food, drinks, and free live music on May 16.

Iredell County residents face charges for staging a car accident to defraud insurance companies, according to the North Carolina Department of Insurance.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation Department is inviting public input on the Big Branch Greenway Connector Phase 2, with an open house and an online survey.

Raleigh Parks and Raleigh Arts request community input on new public art for River Cane and Neuse River Parks, led by artists Austen Camille and Gabriel Eng-Goetz.

Wake County has launched a new Housing Data Dashboard to provide insights into local housing market dynamics and help inform community decisions on growth and investment.

Wake Forest is launching a Social District on June 5, allowing outdoor drinking from noon to 9 p.m., Thursdays to Saturdays. Visitors must use special cups within designated areas.