North Carolina has launched a campaign to promote the Move Over Law, emphasizing the requirement for drivers to give space or slow down for stopped emergency vehicles.

The North Carolina Museum of History has loaned a 19th-century dresser by Thomas Day to The Met for their "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" exhibition.

Raleigh residents rate their city highly for quality of life, with 84% deeming it "excellent" or "good" in a community survey focusing on services and urban living.

A father of two was shot dead in a Durham neighborhood Wednesday night; police are investigating the incident.

The Northern Wake Senior Center is renamed Wake Forest Center for Active Aging, emphasizing a lively community with a new logo and ongoing diverse programs.

Wake County officials emphasize the importance of hurricane preparedness, urging residents to plan and create emergency kits ahead of the upcoming season, highlighted by National Hurricane Preparedness Week.

The NWS issued a hazardous weather outlook for central NC, warning of thunderstorms with hail and strong winds, and potential flooding from heavy rains in the upcoming days.

North Carolina is featured by U.S. News & World Report as a top U.S. state for economy (#7) and growth (#5), indicating its status as an economic hub.

The NCFST Mobile Market and Ripe for Revival have renewed their mobile grocery initiative in Wake Forest, offering fresh, local food and additional community services like health screenings and an ice cream social with police.

Chatham Community Library offers tech literacy classes in May and June, including drop-in tech assistance and sessions on Microsoft Excel and the Libby app.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk event in Carrboro and Chapel Hill will feature galleries, studios, live music, and poetry on May 9th, inviting community participation.

North Carolina offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to the capture of escapee Francisco Cardenas, with the U.S. Marshals adding another $5,000.

Raleigh observes Public Service Recognition Week, honoring its nearly 7,000 public servants, from park maintenance to water lab techs, for their contributions to community life.