Chatham County is set to host its 16th Annual Trunk or Treat Fall Festival on October 25, featuring free family-friendly activities, including costume events and trunk decorating.

Wake County is probing a house fire caused by an explosion; the ATF is assisting. No injuries were reported, and local support is evident. The cause remains unknown.

A house explosion and fire in Wake County near Wendell prompted a joint investigation by local and federal authorities; the cause remains under investigation.

After a disturbance at Holly Hill Children's Hospital in Raleigh, seven escaped juveniles were found and returned following a coordinated police search involving dogs and drones.

The Durham license plate agency at 5410 N.C. Hwy. 55 will close on September 26, with plans to relocate. Four nearby agencies and online services are available for vehicle registration needs.

Chatham Community Library will host a discussion titled "Henry David Thoreau: America's First Yogi," exploring Thoreau's yogic connections, led by Jeshua Pacifici.

The forecast for Raleigh predicts sunny and clear weather with highs in the 80s and comfortable evenings in the mid-60s, with a chance of showers by midweek.

Hill Street Neighborhood Center is hosting a Halloween-themed educational event on October 27 for kids aged 2-5, focusing on the alphabet through crafts, stories, and songs. Pre-registration and an $8 fee are required.

Chatham County invites residents to discuss the Cape Fear Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan on September 30, 2025, emphasizing community input on natural disaster strategies.

NC Health Secretary Sangvai visited W. North Carolina to recognize resilience post-Hurricane Helene, discussing progress, service efforts, and challenges with local social services and participating in a cleanup event.

The accused in Wake County Deputy Ned Byrd's murder have pleaded guilty after a three-year investigation, as reported by the Wake County Sheriff's Office.

Wake Forest celebrates community spirit with Good Neighbor Day at Joyner Park on Sept. 20, featuring free food, music, and the Good Neighbor of the Year Award.

Frances Shetley, 98-year-old Carrboro author and former alderwoman, will read from her new book detailing the town's history at Drakeford Library on Oct. 24.