Raleigh's weather will be mild with a mix of sun and clouds, highs in the 60s to low 80s, and a slight chance of light rain and showers throughout the week.

Wake County introduces "America Recycles Day Bingo" to promote recycling in all areas of the home, with participants needing to recycle five items in a row to complete their bingo card by Nov. 30.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg signs a historic NIL deal with Gatorade, marking his rise in the sports marketing world and the evolving athlete endorsements landscape.

The North Carolina State Fair attracted nearly a million people, offering entertainment, new rides, food options, and community support events like Hunger Relief Day.

Durham County Manager Kimberly Sowell resigned after a six-week paid leave; the Board unanimously accepted her resignation, and Claudia Hager was named acting manager. The reasons for Sowell's leave and resignation remain undisclosed.

Two shootings in Goldsboro resulted in one death and a critical injury. The incidents occurred on Newsome Street and near Sixth Street, with no suspects yet identified.

A teenager on a bike was injured in Chapel Hill after being hit by driver Karla Slocum, 61, who failed to yield. Slocum has been charged and the boy's injuries are non-life-threatening.

The Turner Law Building at NCCU will serve as an early voting site from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. during Homecoming, with traffic and parking plans in place.

Raleigh is enhancing Method Community Park with new amenities, including a splash pad. An open house on Nov. 9 will reveal the plans, emphasizing the importance of community input.

First responders in Raleigh have returned from aiding Hurricane Helene victims and restoring normalcy, with 79 officers deployed in a first for their department.

A Raleigh Water staff member, Geoffrey Fish, found and assisted a lost 3-year-old boy, ultimately helping him reunite with his mother, showcasing community compassion.

The NWS in Raleigh predicts sunny days with mild temperatures for the week, with a slight chance of showers Saturday night. Highs are expected to range from 66°F to 79°F, with cooler evenings.

North Carolina's captive insurance program was honored as "Highly Commended" by Captive International, reflecting the state's growth as a leading domicile for this specialized insurance, fostered by supportive regulation and competitive tax rates.