The N.C. 911 Board awarded nearly $5.7 million in grants to upgrade North Carolina's 911 system, including technological and facility improvements for PSAPs.

Kecia Perkinson has been promoted to park superintendent at North Carolina's Kerr Lake State Recreation Area, where she will oversee operations, administration, and visitor services.

Governor Josh Stein attended the NCCC meeting at Camp Lejeune, discussing support for military members and their families, with an emphasis on the impact on security and economy.

Wake County invites 3rd to 5th graders to enter the annual watershed-themed poster contest, with cash prizes and educational benefits. Registration ends Nov 3, 2025, submissions due Dec 3, 2025.

State Auditor Dave Boliek has demanded James Yokeley resign as Chair of the Surry County Board of Elections following Yokeley's arrest to preserve electoral integrity.

The forecast in Raleigh includes mostly sunny weather with mild temperatures in the low 80s during the day and around 60 at night, according to the NWS.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office warns of a sophisticated scam involving fake offers to enroll in diversion programs after making bond, advising skepticism of unfamiliar calls.

Rolesville is conducting a search for a new Fire Chief, using PoliHire and community input via a survey to find a candidate that fits the town's vision.

Genentech broke ground on a new facility in Holly Springs, NC, an event attended by Governor Josh Stein and other leaders, highlighting the state's growing biotech industry.

North Carolina's Department of Health and Human Services launched an electronic health records system across state health facilities, enhancing patient care and data security.

A man was hospitalized after a daytime shooting in Wake County, with homes and vehicles hit by gunfire; the incident has heightened local safety concerns.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts sunny days and mild temperatures, with highs around 80-87°F and light winds, providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

NCDOT has reopened NC12 on Pea and Hatteras islands to locals, with visitor access set to resume shortly. The road still shows signs of water and sand despite efforts to clear it.