Raleigh introduces a parent-toddler yoga series at Hill Street Park, focusing on fun activities and physical fitness for children aged 3-5, starting September 6.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey urges awareness for child safety as North Carolina students return to school, highlighting the importance of bus safety due to high bus traffic and recent fatalities.

Wake County opens applications for its Career in a Year Fire Academy, offering paid training and certifications for aspiring firefighters, with an application deadline of August 29.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein joins the "Do Your Part" initiative to support military families, emphasizing community support for their unique needs to enhance well-being and sustain military readiness.

Microorganisms, including bacteria, protozoa, and tardigrades, are essential in Raleigh's wastewater treatment, breaking down pollutants and maintaining water quality.

The Raleigh Parks Plan Update won the 2025 Marvin Collins Award for its innovative and impactful approach to creating an inclusive parks system in Raleigh.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Central North Carolina, including Raleigh, due to expected heavy rainfall, with advisories for caution and weather updates.

Raleigh Police invites citizens aged 21+ to apply for the Community Police Academy offering insights into law enforcement from Oct. 2 to Dec. 4, 2025.

"Dive-In Movie" night featuring "Luca" will be held on August 23 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with tickets on sale for $7. Swimming and snacks will be available during the screening.

Chatham Community Library to offer a free seed saving class on August 21, letting participants learn to save seeds and contribute to a local seed shed initiative.

The NCDOL recovered over $2.5 million in unpaid wages for workers, led by Commissioner Luke Farley, marking a victory for fair compensation practices.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has announced nearly $11 million in funding for trail projects in the state's Piedmont region, aiming to boost local tourism and outdoor activity.

Raleigh plans to update historic preservation rules, with public meetings for input on the Unified Development Ordinance changes scheduled for August 13 and 14. The updates aim to align with state law and simplify processes.