Wake County invites public review and feedback on its draft housing and community development reports, allowing residents until September 12, 2025, to comment, with details on the Garner Town Hall website.

The National Weather Service predicts mild and sunny weather for Raleigh, North Carolina, as it enters September, with a high near 80 degrees and lows around 59, signaling a gentle transition into autumn.

The Stanford L. Warren Demonstration Garden won third place in an international gardening awards event, praised for its educational and sustainable approach. The garden is a collaborative effort in Durham's historic Hayti Neighborhood.

Surry County seeks a new Board of Elections chair after James "Jimmy" Yokeley Jr.'s sudden resignation. The reasons for his departure are not disclosed.

Two men were fatally shot at a Roanoke Rapids convenience store; one is dead on the scene, another died after treatment. A suspect faces obstruction charges related to the incident.

The NC Investment Authority Board held its first meeting to manage over $200 billion in state funds, marking a shift from the sole fiduciary model towards a board governance structure.

Wake County Sheriff's deputies educated kids at Saint Monica Center on impaired driving dangers using Fatal Vision Goggles to simulate intoxication effects.

NC12 on Ocracoke Island reopens after Hurricane Erin, with a caution for travelers due to residual sand and water. Ferry service resumes with an amended schedule.

The Raleigh Parks Athletics department will host a youth basketball clinic with the Charlotte Hornets for ages 5-17 at the Carolina Pines Community Center on September 10, requiring pre-registration.

The National Weather Service forecasts partly sunny days and mild evenings for Raleigh with comfortable temperatures and light winds throughout the week.

Wake Forest Power received the Public Power Awards of Excellence for their sustainable practices and dedication to community service in North Carolina.

Optometrist Dr. Andrew Garland Cook from Garner is charged with child sexual exploitation, facing 15 felony counts after a year-long investigation. He was released on $100,000 bond and awaits court on August 25.

The new roundabout at White Oak, Hebron Church, and Ackerman Road in Garner opens August 26, with officials urging caution during the ongoing construction.