Wake County urges residents to register to vote by the October 11 deadline, offering various submission options for registration forms ahead of the November elections.

Rolesville, NC, was recognized as the "Best Managed Town" for 2024 by Business View Magazine following a rigorous selection process, noting its excellence in municipal management.

Wake Forest announces its first Diwali Festival at Joyner Park on Nov. 2, offering cultural performances, crafts, food, and more in a free, inclusive event.

Durham County educates voters on the 2024 General Election, discussing ballot changes and voter information on "In Touch with Durham County", now on YouTube.

Wake County's three nature preserves are now open to the public seven days a week, aligning with the county park schedules for 361 days a year, excluding major holidays.

Equipment malfunctions at Raleigh-Durham International Airport caused significant delays and manual processing for travelers, with systems gradually resuming by 4:30 p.m.

A woman died after a daytime shooting in east Raleigh, with police still investigating and no arrests made so far. Authorities have not released the woman's identity.

Durham police arrested nine, recovering stolen guns and vehicles, following the identification of a stolen car at a hotel. Charges and further investigations are underway.

Wake Forest launches "Go Wake Forest," a microtransit service similar to Uber, with a free pilot program to gather user feedback and improve accessibility within the town and Raleigh's Wakefield area.

The NWS issued a hazardous weather outlook and flood watch for central NC due to potential flash flooding and strong winds, with Helene increasing risks of tornadoes.

Craig Olive, Johnston County Register of Deeds, emphasizes the role of the Fraud Guard program in preventing deed fraud by alerting property owners of unauthorized transactions.

Wake Forest is hosting its Second Annual Mental Wellness Fair on Sept. 28, offering activities and resources for all ages on mental health topics at the Renaissance Centre.

The National Weather Service warns central North Carolina of severe storms, heavy rain, and increased humidity, with potential thunderstorms and significant rainfall accumulation anticipated.