Two individuals have been arrested following the fatal shooting of a juvenile in Wake County, with charges including murder and conspiracy to sell and deliver a controlled substance.

The Lenovo Center in Raleigh is hiring over 300 part-time workers for various events. It's hosting a job fair and encourages online applications for roles including security and concessions.

The Hilton Raleigh North Hills is hosting the 35th anniversary of the ADA with presentations and panel discussions on various topics related to disability rights and services.

Raleigh's Downtown Black History Walking Tour offers a free, educational experience highlighting African American contributions every Saturday, blending city exploration with historical insights.

The NWS Raleigh forecasts sunny skies with highs near 90°F and mild evenings around 69°F; warns of hotter temperatures and potential heat-related risks later in the week.

Chatham Community Library and Chatham Pride Alliance are hosting a school supply drive for teachers from August 1-30, helping to reduce teachers' financial burdens.

Raleigh's Hillsborough Street and Beryl Road will have overnight closures for bridge work near I-440, with detours via Method Road and Blue Ridge Road.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Raleigh, NC, with heat index values up to 108 degrees, and there are warnings for potential heat illnesses and severe storms.

Three convicted felons from Mexico were sentenced for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, as announced by the Eastern District of North Carolina's U.S. Attorney's Office.

Families can enjoy free arts and crafts from recycled materials at Raleigh's Scrap Exchange Family Fun Day on August 9, fostering creativity and sustainability.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has chosen not to appeal a court ruling regarding Senate Bill 382, preserving his authority to remove the State Highway Patrol Commander.

Wake County schools face financial strain as $8 million in federal grants are suspended, affecting programs and leading to a hiring freeze. Superintendent Taylor is seeking ways to cover costs and avert layoffs for grant-funded staff positions.

Jazz in the Square returns to Downtown Raleigh's Moore Square this August to September, offering free jazz concerts on Thursday nights with a diverse lineup of artists.