Raleigh prepares for the 26th Annual Small Business Conference and Expo, offering workshops and networking for entrepreneurs on June 23 at NCSU McKimmon Center.

A Lewiston-Woodville man is federally charged for possessing a firearm as a felon and firing at deputies. No injuries occurred, and he was arrested after a manhunt.

Paul Lawrence Rader was shot and arrested after a shootout with deputies in Chatham County during an attempted involuntary commitment service. No bystanders or officers were injured.

Angela English Woody from Nebo is charged with insurance fraud for using her deceased mother's identity to obtain an auto insurance policy and file a fraudulent claim.

Raleigh's Fourth of July fireworks are returning to the stadium near the Lenovo Center and Carter-Finley Stadium, focusing on the fireworks without additional festival activities.

The Raleigh Police Department has announced free registration for their IBM STEM for Girls summer camp to promote interest in science and technology among young girls.

Raleigh weather is calm with clouds and mild temperatures, but potential showers and storms are forecasted for the coming days, including possible severe weather conditions with strong winds and hail.

Lucky Tree Café opens in Moore Square, Raleigh, enhancing the area's dining scene with breakfast and lunch offerings, contributing to the downtown revitalization.

Raleigh's Sanderford Road Park introduces Cardio Soul Line Dance classes for adults, combining fun and fitness through energetic dance moves every Tuesday.

Raleigh's inaugural Juneteenth event at Latta University Historic Park celebrates African American history with storytelling and music.

North Carolina's Department of Health and Human Services introduces a student loan repayment program for health professionals in rural areas to improve access to care.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for central North Carolina until noon EDT, May 17, including Raleigh and Durham, with possible high winds and showers.

NCDOT seeks public feedback on NC By Train service expansion and improvements, with meetings starting May 27 and an online survey available until June 30.