Wake County establishes cooling stations to help residents combat a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, offering relief from Sunday to at least Wednesday.

Weekend traffic on Western Boulevard may be disrupted due to the NCDOT moving bridge girders, causing temporary ramp closures, particularly at I-440 East Exit 2.

Federal cuts to 988 Lifeline's LGBTQ+ youth services prompt North Carolina to reinforce its commitment to mental health support for all, including targeted support for at-risk LGBTQ+ youth.

Bridge work on I-440 West near Glenwood Avenue will disrupt traffic, with lane closures and detours starting Saturday at 10 p.m. through early Monday.

Elizabeth City man sentenced to 8.5 years for intent to distribute fentanyl after a guilty plea and a law enforcement operation revealed his drug trafficking activities.

North Carolina officials, including Governor Josh Stein, attended the Paris Air Show to promote the state as an aerospace hub and to attract new business.

The Raleigh Police Department is promoting gun safety in June, offering tips and organizing Gun Lock Giveaway events to enhance responsible ownership and prevent gun violence.

A DUI-charged driver overturned a tractor-trailer hauling blackberries on I-95, causing lane closures and requiring cleanup. A separate event involved a high-speed chase and crash in the same county.

GoTriangle seeks public feedback on its planned November update to the WRX schedule, which proposes more frequent all-day service and improved connectivity with local microtransit.

The NWS predicts a heatwave in North Carolina with temperatures reaching the mid-90s and a heat index up to 103, advising residents of potential severe thunderstorms.

Gunfire in Rolesville led to one arrest and a temporary lockdown at Rolesville Middle School. Witnesses reported a high-speed chase and shots exchanged. The situation was resolved and the lockdown lifted later in the day.

The Durham Police invite public comments through a new online portal, aiming to enhance service in line with CALEA standards, not for investigations or complaints.

The City is distributing free NOAA weather radios to residents, with an event on June 28 at Green Road Community Center to improve severe weather preparedness.