The Amber Alert for 9-year-old Mekiya Werrell Strickland has been canceled by the Pembroke Police, with no further details released about her or her father's status.

NCDHHS aids North Carolina hotels to reopen safely post-Hurricane Helene, highlighting their role in housing visitors and displaced residents, and providing guidance on health and safety standards.

Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville introduces two new helipads as part of a $110 million expansion, now the city's tallest building, enhancing patient transfer and care.

Governor Roy Cooper hosted the 46th Southeast U.S./Japan Economic Development Conference in Charlotte to strengthen Japanese investment in North Carolina.

Wanted man Justin Patrick Andrews fatally shot himself during a confrontation with Clayton police; he was sought for multiple felonies. Traffic was affected due to road closure.

The Town of Wake Forest seeks applicants with history or preservation expertise for four openings on its Historic Preservation Commission by October 30.

A man was charged following a shooting at Crabtree Valley Mall's parking deck, where vehicles were hit by gunfire; no injuries were reported. The suspect also faced other charges including assault.

The City of Raleigh offers free curbside grease collection from Nov 1, 2024, to Jan 10, 2025, to prevent sewer blockages and recycle the waste into biofuel.

Raleigh's forecast predicts a light morning rain with 90% humidity and a high of 58°F, followed by clearer skies and milder temperatures towards the week's end.

A teen cyclist was hospitalized after a car collision in Chapel Hill. Police charged Karla Slocum with failure to yield at the 300 block of North Estes Drive.

Wake County Public Libraries offer a virtual "Home for the Holidays" series with events covering holiday organization, cooking, baking, and historical celebrations. Registration is required.

A shooting near Cary High School resulted in one teen injured and another arrested; it was not a random incident. Schools were on lockdown but are now open with increased security. Police are investigating, aided by a video of a fight.

Governor Roy Cooper issues an Executive Order to waive certain DMV fees and extend document deadlines for Western North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene.