The Fuquay-Varina Police Department started its Junior Police Academy, educating kids about law enforcement with a focus on traffic laws and procedures.

The Cary Fire Department introduced Camp Ignite 2025, an all-female fire camp to encourage young women's interest in firefighting, in collaboration with local fire departments.

A Wake County man received a 130-month sentence for meth distribution and firearm possession after a controlled buy led to his arrest. He is a non-citizen from Mexico without previous criminal incidents.

A new sunflower field at Dix Park in Raleigh, over 125,000 seeds planted, is attracting pollinators and will later feed wildlife, underscoring urban ecological efforts.

The NC Fire Marshal warns against leaving children and pets in cars during heat, noting rapid temperature increases can be fatal and urging the public to always check the back seat and call 911 if they see unattended individuals in a vehicle.

The Raleigh Police invite the public to their 'Run the River' wellness and safety event on July 19, welcoming all fitness levels for running or walking.

Durham Police are searching for missing 75-year-old Charles Christopher Straughan, last in contact on July 12th, possibly driving a gray Toyota 4Runner.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey sets up a Victim Assistance Center in Carrboro, NC, to help residents affected by Tropical Storm Chantal with insurance-related issues.

A former Raleigh firefighter and his wife pled guilty to running a significant drug trafficking operation, selling narcotics including cocaine and methamphetamine.

Wake Forest Police will host a "Too Cool for School" event with school supplies and community engagement activities on August 20 at Taylor Street Park and JPCC.

A video series, "This is What I Do," features Bill Motley, an IT Project Management Services manager for Raleigh, who leads a team developing applications for city employees' workflow efficiency.

Raleigh's Lake Lynn Community Center introduces Zumba classes led by experienced instructor Tanessa Barlow, welcoming adults to energetic sessions starting in August.

North Carolina was named the top state for business by CNBC, a distinction celebrated by Governor Josh Stein and noted for its strong economy, workforce, and business-friendly climate.