NCDHHS commits $6.5 million to improve alternatives to incarceration and support services, including housing and employment, for those affected by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina.

Powell Drive Park organizes a "Halfway to Halloween" celebration on May 10 with activities for different age groups, featuring games, scares, and costumes, for a $10 cover charge.

NCDHHS in North Carolina ramps up its "Fight the Bite" campaign during Tick and Mosquito Awareness Month, including a K-12 student poster contest for disease prevention education.

Raleigh Water opened a new Drinking Water Compliance Laboratory equipped with advanced water analysis technology to ensure the safety and purity of water for over 650,000 people in Raleigh and surrounding areas.

North Carolina officials, including Governor Stein, advocate for a cold case unit to solve sexual assaults, emphasizing the importance of justice during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Two people died in a suspected murder-suicide related to domestic violence in Raleigh, with police finding a man dead and a woman fatally wounded at the scene.

A fire engulfed a quadruplex on Batts Rd. last night, with firefighters responding rapidly and controlling the blaze in 30 minutes with no injuries reported.

Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina has declared April as Work Zone Awareness Month to improve road safety, with a focus on reducing work zone accidents.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced its Spring Litter Sweep running from April 12th to 26th, encouraging community involvement in roadside cleanup.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt led the Governor’s Task Force on Child Care and Early Education in NC, emphasizing the issue's impact on families and the economy, aiming to improve child care infrastructure and worker retention.

Wake Forest will honor veteran Bobby Gene Kemple with a flag-raising ceremony on April 14 after a weather delay, with patriotic elements and family participation.

The 2024 North Carolina State Building Code's implementation is delayed due to legislative actions and unresolved prerequisites such as the publication of the code and assembly of the Residential Code Council.

Wake Forest invites the community to free fitness activities at Joyner Park in May, including Women’s Self Defense, Cynergy Fit, Yoga, and Zumba, with no registration needed.