The NCDMV has launched a program to help firefighters and first responders easily obtain driver licenses for emergency vehicles through on-site testing.

Raleigh experienced a frosty morning, with a National Weather Service advisory for potential plant damage. A sunny day with a high near 65 degrees is expected, and there's a slight chance of rain late Sunday.

The West Regional Library in Cary reopens after renovations, offering modernized amenities like improved workspaces, a teen nook, and high-efficiency upgrades.

An 83-year-old grandfather in North Carolina shot his 27-year-old grandson in self-defense and will not be charged. The grandson is hospitalized but stable. Police are investigating the incident.

Ahold Delhaize USA's expansion in Burlington is set to inject $860 million into the economy with a new distribution center, potentially creating over 500 jobs. Construction starts in 2026, with operations beginning in 2029.

A pedestrian was critically injured after a car crash on Capital Boulevard in Raleigh, causing traffic disruption and a road closure for over three hours.

A juvenile was hospitalized after a shooting in Wake County, with the investigation ongoing and no current threat to the community reported. Details remain limited.

After Hurricane Helene, Western North Carolina's scenic byways offer autumnal views and economic support to recovering communities, as noted by the N.C. Department of Transportation.

Over 18,000 North Carolina residents have used online services to renew their licenses following the implementation of Senate Bill 245, which allows back-to-back online renewals.

Wake County Board of Commissioners approved 12 new full-time emergency medical positions due to population growth and increased demand for medical assistance.

North Carolina has opened a new Behavioral Health Urgent Care center in Pitt County, expanding mental health services with plans for more centers in the state.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will attend a charity blood drive in North Wilkesboro, NC, benefiting the Special Olympics and supporting community health.

One woman died and another was injured when they were hit by a car on I-40 West in Durham while changing drivers. Traffic was heavily congested following the incident.