The new Norman and Betty Camp Education Center is now open at Walnut Creek Wetland Park, offering educational resources, rental classrooms, and accessibility features.

Morrisville's Town Council advances the Town Center project with Singh Development, involving a new downtown and amenities, backed by approved funds and community support.

Raleigh Parks launches Wallpaper Wednesday on Instagram to offer scenic local images for device backgrounds, fostering community engagement and showcasing Raleigh's beauty.

Wake County schools face a $200M+ HVAC issue, with a total maintenance backlog of $640M. The district prioritizes keeping schools open while grappling with funding for repairs vs. new construction.

Durham Planning Academy offers a free urban planning course to educate residents on city development and encourage civic engagement. Applications are open until October 11.

Sertoma Arts Center in Raleigh offers a variety of art classes for different age groups, including pottery for kids, drawing for teens, metalsmithing for adults, and a creative empowerment course for women.

Durham police investigate a "suspicious" death after a man was found dead in a home on East Markham Avenue; cause of death is pending as officials seek public assistance.

A gas leak on Western Boulevard in Raleigh led to evacuations, road closures, and traffic disruption, especially for motorists exiting I-440. Officials did not provide a timeline for resolution.

Wake County offers a free cybersecurity class titled "Secure Our World: Staying Cybersafe in the Digital Age" on October 11 for residents aged 18+. Registration is required.

Wake Forest maintains its AAA bond rating from the big three credit agencies for its upcoming $23.6 million bond sale, reflecting its strong fiscal health and policies.

Wake County School Board reviews its response to Heritage High School bomb threat, with discussions on improving evacuation procedures and communication amidst heat-related student hospitalizations.

Surveillance footage shows Javion Magee buying a rope at Walmart before his death, which remains under investigation with his family suspecting foul play.

Durham's Sheriff's Office investigated, but found no credible threat after a social media post warned of school violence, urging community vigilance and responsible online behavior.