North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey honors seven Mount Gilead firefighters for longtime service during the fire department's centennial celebration.

The National Weather Service forecasts a stretch of sunny and clear weather for Raleigh, with temperatures in the 70s during the day and cooling to the 40s and 50s at night.

NC State Archives to host a symposium on Nov. 1 celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Edenton Tea Party, highlighting North Carolina women's political history.

North Carolina allocated an $800,000 grant to 18 districts for coding and app development programs, aiming to prepare students for tech careers and adapt to a changing workforce.

Larissa S. Williamson was named Durham's new County Attorney and was sworn in by Judge Josephine Davis, succeeding her role as deputy county attorney.

One person perished in a house fire near Zebulon in Wake County, with the incident and response efforts reported by local authorities and fire departments.

Raleigh Transportation's second annual Transportation and Treats event is set for October 30 at the Marsh Creek Community Center, featuring Halloween fun and transit project discussions.

Fayetteville saw two deadly shootings in a day; Nicholas Galberth charged with first-degree murder for one, while a $2,000 reward is offered for leads on the second.

Wake County's Fall Community Pet Days offer free and low-cost pet health services, including vaccinations and microchipping, from October 13 to November 24.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults in Raleigh is offering Beginner Zumba Gold classes, blending dance and fitness, starting November 4th on Mondays for a fee of $3 per class.

The North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Service, in partnership with Durham County Cooperative Extension, is hosting a Pesticide Collection Day on October 16, 2024.

Weatherby Healthcare plans to expand in Raleigh, creating 155 jobs and investing $7.6 million, with Governor Cooper and local agencies supporting the economic development.

The Dark Raleigh Walking Tours, focusing on true crime and gritty history, are recommended for ages 16 and up and offer immersive, actor-performed storytelling.