A Raleigh woman won $200,000 from a $5 scratch-off ticket purchased at a local business, taking home $143,501 after taxes. Three top prizes are still available in the game.

The Wake County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam involving a fake NCDOT worker selling nonexistent surplus concrete to residents. They advise verifying worker credentials and being cautious of unsolicited offers.

Raleigh's weather forecast indicates a week of overcast skies, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, due to a distant tropical depression. Conditions may disrupt outdoor plans.

Jennifer Edwards is celebrated during Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week for her pivotal role in Wake County's public health, ensuring facility compliance with health regulations.

Jane Monheit to perform at the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre on October 1, with tickets available for the jazz event featuring classic American songs.

A newborn discovered in a trash can has resulted in serious charges against a Lee County woman. Authorities say Mishayla Elisabeth Iles, 29, of Sanford, NC, was arrested after being released from medical care and is charged with attempted first-degree murder and concealing the birth of a child. The infant remains hospitalized in stable condition as the investigation continues.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a Business Summit on October 15 to support local businesses, featuring a panel, showcases, and networking opportunities. Registration is available on Eventbrite.

Celebrating Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week with a focus on Naterra McQueen's contributions to overseeing health standards in Wake County since 2005.

Raleigh's Five Points Center starts an LGBTQ+ film series, with "Bessie" screening on Oct. 7 and "Victor/Victoria" on Oct. 28. Registration is required for the free events.

Governor Stein highlights North Carolina's progress in recovering from Hurricane Helene, with most infrastructure repaired and programs to aid local governments and businesses in place.

Raleigh announces youth basketball programs for ages 5-17, with registration open Oct. 1-14. The season starts with practices in November and games in December, featuring a special Signing Day event with activities on Oct. 11.

Wake County celebrates Noelle Spence during Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week, highlighting her rise from Environmental Consultant in 2021 to Environmental Health Manager in 2022.

Raleigh's Five Points Center for Active Adults offers "Still Life" art workshops in October, focusing on infusing energy into still life compositions.