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.

Raleigh unveils Grosvenor Gardens, an inclusive apartment complex with units for people with IDD, marking progress in affordable and independent living.

A Wake County inmate died in his cell a day after misdemeanor sentencing. Investigations by the SBI and sheriff's office are underway to determine the cause.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo returns to Flaherty Park Community Center on Nov. 1, featuring various vendors selling collectibles and offering a free, family-friendly event.

NC Governor Josh Stein leads a delegation to Tokyo to strengthen ties with Japan, focusing on economic and cultural partnerships and showcasing NC's investment opportunities.

Raleigh's Five Points Center for Active Adults offers affordable art classes in collage, watercolor painting, and open studio critiques, led by artist Adrienne Garnett. Classes are open to adults over 18.

A 14-year-old boy was killed in a bike accident involving drunk-driving teen Ashton Rahlfs in Holly Springs, spurring school support for grieving students.

Raleigh is set for a dreary week with persistent rain and clouds, and a high of 58 degrees today. Rain chance peaks at 90% tonight, and wet conditions are expected to continue through Thursday.

Durham opens a new Jubilee Home for women leaving incarceration, with a ribbon-cutting on October 30, offering mental health, employment, and rehabilitation services.

Durham is changing its online payment vendor to InfoSend on November 3, requiring residents to create new accounts for their utility and general bills.

N.C. Department of Transportation dedicated a bridge to a fallen officer and launched a safety campaign to reduce impaired driving ahead of Halloween.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh, NC, has issued a Frost Advisory and an increased fire danger alert due to low temperatures and dry conditions.

The Pullen Arts Center is offering a series of creative classes for all ages, including pottery, printmaking, and jewelry crafting. Classes include all required supplies, and registration is open to both residents and non-residents.