North Carolina introduces Carolina HealthWorks, a new health insurance option for small businesses, facilitated by the NC Department of Insurance, the NC Chamber, and Blue Cross NC.

The North Carolina State Auditor's report revealed questionable spending practices by Elizabeth City officials, including excessive food expenses and misuse of procurement cards.

Duval County Public Schools invites parents to the School Enrollment Expo 2025 for exploring schooling options at the Prime Osborn Convention Center on November 15.

North Carolina and First Lady Stein launch a $9.5 million FACT program supporting individuals with severe mental health issues and criminal justice encounters.

Durham residents to contribute to sustainable stormwater systems; public open houses set for feedback on green infrastructure projects aimed at improving water quality and managing rain runoff.

Durham, NC celebrates Native American Heritage Month, highlighting contributions and traditions of local Native communities, and invites the public to engage and learn.

Wake Forest has released a free 2026 wall calendar showing local events, available at several locations and online, with photography showcasing community engagement.

North Carolina's Medical Debt Relief Program cleared over $6.5 billion for 2.5 million residents, surpassing its goal in the first year of implementation.

N.C. Department of Transportation launches Eastern TMC to improve traffic management across 39 counties, with features like live highway camera feeds and timely updates on road conditions.

Raleigh Police seek help to find Martha Cotrufo, last seen after leaving Wake Med hospital. She often uses the bus system, and the public is asked to share information.

Rolesville approved an Affordable Housing Plan to address rising market challenges, promoting diverse housing types and partnerships for a more inclusive future.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh, NC, forecasts a transition from cloudy to sunny skies, with comfortable temperatures and occasional gusty winds.

Durham invites residents to Community Conversations in November to share their opinions on the city's fiscal plans for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, with incentives like dinner and a $25 gift card offered.