The National Weather Service predicts a very cold start to December in Raleigh with highs in the 30s-40s and lows in the teens-20s, but no severe weather expected.

A fire has heavily damaged Flavors Restaurant in Rocky Mount, with no injuries reported. The owner vows to rebuild despite the uncertain future of the current location.

The National Weather Service predicts clear, crisp weather for central North Carolina with no hazardous conditions expected, including a sunny day today and a cold front bringing lower temperatures into next week.

Two shootings struck Durham's McDougald Terrace area within hours, one leaving a man dead. No suspects arrested; police urge witnesses to come forward.

A dispute over a parking spot at a Morrisville Walmart led to a woman stabbing a man, who was critically injured and underwent emergency surgery. The suspect is in custody with a bond set at $35,000.

The National Weather Service warns of unseasonably cold temperatures in Raleigh, with lows in the teens to mid-20s through Wednesday. No hazardous weather is currently expected.

Governor Roy Cooper appoints individuals to various North Carolina state boards and commissions, promising diverse expertise and a commitment to representing state interests.

A Durham man was indicted on cyberstalking charges against LGBTQ+ community members, facing up to 25 years if convicted. The case highlights ongoing efforts by federal civil rights prosecutors to address such crimes.

A Raleigh basketball scout, Earl Lamont Taylor, pleaded guilty to bank and wire fraud, misusing COVID-19 relief funds.

NC State's Carter-Finley Stadium might get a new name due to a partnership with ISE to find suitable naming rights to increase revenue amidst economic changes in college sports.

Garner police detained a woman following the fatal shooting of her 44-year-old boyfriend, with the incident believed to be isolated and posing no community threat.

Provalus is setting up a new IT center of excellence in Wilkes County, creating 150 jobs and investing $1.05 million, with support from the One North Carolina Fund.

Lucky Tree Café is opening at Moore Square Park in downtown Raleigh, offering coffee, bakery goods, and vegetarian options to increase local foot traffic and downtown vibrancy.