NCDOT pauses construction for Memorial Day travel and promotes road safety with "Click It or Ticket." They're also seeking feedback on NC By Train services.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating deputies, tricking residents over phone about missed jury duty, and demanding money. They urge reporting such calls to the non-emergency line.

Mother Jones Magazine features Walnut Creek Wetland Park for its economic and environmental importance, underlining wetlands' role in urban planning and climate resilience.

North Carolina has selected 15 teachers for the 2025 America 250 NC Teacher Fellowship to enhance history education for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Raleigh's proposed $1.78 billion FY26 budget avoids tax increases, prioritizes workforce, strategic investments, and includes a significant allocation for capital projects without relying on bond funding.

Abbotts Creek Community Center is hosting a "Sea Ya Later Spring" event for kids aged 2-6 on June 4, with marine-themed crafts and games. Registration is required.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina seeks an additional $891 million for Hurricane Helene recovery, focusing on western NC, to support local businesses, infrastructure, housing, and disaster preparedness.

A firefighter was injured in a severe house fire in Wake County; the destroyed home was worth nearly $800,000. Multiple fire departments responded, and the Red Cross is aiding the displaced family.

John Chavis Memorial Park is hosting an art event on June 17 with exhibits, a painting workshop, and light refreshments, designed to be an inclusive and engaging experience for the community.

Granville County is set to receive $2.3 million in road improvements from the NCDOT, covering 18 miles and targeting seven roads with resurfacing and reconstruction starting this spring and ending by fall 2026.

Raleigh invites public input on its transit future at the 'Raleigh in Motion' event, focusing on integrating transportation modes through the AMP and DMS initiatives.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein invests $48 million in the CAB program to bring high-speed internet to 14,514 households and businesses in rural areas.

The Raleigh, NC area faces potential severe thunderstorms, with a mix of sun and clouds forecasted for the week, and temperature highs near 91 degrees today.