The North Carolina State Board of Elections released provisional ballot data from the recent primary, detailing voter discrepancies and ID requirements, with results pending post-county canvass.

NWS Raleigh forecasts early fog followed by sunny skies, with high near 82°F and light wind. Mostly clear tonight with low around 59°F. Sunny weekend ahead; chance of showers by Tuesday.

Raleigh's Lake Wheeler Park is organizing a paddling event, "Witches on the Water," on Oct. 18, inviting participants to paddle in witch costumes for $5, with rentals available by reservation.

Raleigh dims city lights to protect migrating birds, aligning with its sustainability goals and collaborating with Wake Audubon to minimize bird collisions during migration seasons.

A gas leak on North White Street has led to emergency responses, traffic rerouting, and ongoing repairs by Enbridge Gas crews. No evacuations are currently reported.

The Carrboro community mourns the death of Hilliard Caldwell, a former Town Alderman, civil rights activist, and key figure in local school desegregation.

The City of Raleigh announces the Impact Partner Grant, with applications opening September 16, offering up to $20,000 for sustainable community projects.

The State Auditor's Office is investigating Charlotte Area Transit System over safety concerns after violent incidents on buses and light rail. The audit will assess security measures and management.

A North Carolina woman, Kimberly Gilliam, was charged with insurance fraud after allegedly submitting false flood damage claims to her insurer using online images.

Wake County Public Libraries introduces WCPL Mobile, an app that provides digital access to library services, streamlining account management, and book requests for iOS and Android users.

Bennett Place State Historic Site hosts "The Promise of Peace: Slavery's End in North Carolina," a free event commemorating the end of slavery with 1,324 luminaries.

Chatham County's annual Recovery Celebration and 5K Memorial Run is set for September 13, with activities to honor late students Boone and Sean, and promote community unity and awareness.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites military veterans, reservists, and active-duty members to participate in an upcoming Veteran Art Show to display their artwork.