The Triangle Literacy Council receives a replenishing boost of $10,247.74 from the NC Treasurer's Office, which found the unclaimed funds in NCCash.com's data during the State Fair.

A video by Raleigh Parks shows kids expressing why local parks are important, highlighting their benefits for health, socializing, and connecting with nature.

NCDHHS distributes free well disinfection and water collection kits to communities affected by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina for safe water consumption.

The Raleigh Fire Department is implementing measures to reduce cancer risks among firefighters, introducing a new truck with hygiene stations for on-scene decontamination.

Governor Cooper urges North Carolinians affected by Hurricane Helene to apply for D-SNAP before the Thursday deadline, to assist with food purchases post-disaster.

A hit-and-run incident severely damaged Acai Express in Wake Forest just days before its opening, leaving the owners devastated and facing a rebuild. The police are investigating the felony crime.

A woman shot outside a Durham mart has died, marking a decrease in the city's fatal shootings compared to previous years. Police have no suspects yet and are appealing for information.

North Carolina sees record first-day early voting turnout, surpassing 2020's numbers despite recent hurricane challenges.

Four juveniles who escaped from Edgecombe Youth Development Center were recaptured, with the last found on Friday after intensive search efforts by local police and the sheriff's office.

NC Health Secretary Kinsley assessed Hurricane Helene damage in Henderson and Buncombe counties, focusing on shelter operations, mental health support, water safety, and post-disaster recovery efforts.

The Homestead Aquatic Center in Chapel Hill will close for renovations on October 21, 2024, until March 2025, with alternative swimming available at the Community Center pool.

Eight individuals in North Carolina will receive the state's highest civilian honor for their contributions in various fields with proceeds supporting disaster relief.

Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina signs an order to provide extra unemployment benefits to Hurricane Helene victims, increasing weekly aid to a $600 cap.