Governor Stein of NC praises outgoing Transportation Secretary Joey Hopkins for his service and welcomes his successor, decorated Navy veteran Daniel Johnson.

The NC Auditor's report highlights a lack of transparency in Charlotte regarding a $305,000 payment to Police Chief Jennings, recommending better financial disclosures.

The City of Raleigh Museum offers free Lunch Box Lectures, with the next one featuring Bonnie Eamick discussing Dr. Wilkerson's impact on September 18.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein urges Congress to extend enhanced ACA tax credits to prevent 157,000 residents from losing insurance and higher premiums for 888,000 others.

An abandoned building in Durham caught fire after a stolen SUV crashed into it; no injuries were reported, with authorities and multiple crews responding to the scene.

A forecast from the National Weather Service predicts early fog in Raleigh-Durham, lifting for a partly sunny day with highs in the low 80s, and stable, favorable weather conditions expected to persist through the forthcoming days.

Wake County high school students will gather at the 5th Annual Youth Food Security Summit to combat hunger, with workshops and service projects aimed at empowering teens to create solutions.

Raleigh introduces walking tours at Mt. Hope Cemetery to highlight African-American heritage, led by historian Carmen Cauthen, focusing on Raleigh's black history.

Raleigh commemorates the 24th anniversary of 9/11 with tributes, a moment of silence, and volunteer service opportunities for residents to honor the lives lost.

Raleigh's Transportation Job Fair on Sept 12-13 aims to fill diverse full-time and seasonal positions. Attendees can apply on-site and possibly interview the same day.

The NC State Board of Elections reached a settlement with the DOJ over voter registration compliance, improving registrations by 22% and ensuring no removal of voters from rolls.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh predicts a week of sunny and cloudy weather with temperatures in the 70s to low 80s, mild winds, and no precipitation.

A North Carolina man was arrested for threatening on social media to shoot Black children at a preschool; he faces a federal charge and up to five years in prison if convicted.