Durham County BOCC meeting scheduled for November 10, 2025, with options for in-person and virtual attendance.

Raleigh's forecast includes sunny weather, potential showers, and fluctuating temperatures, with a high near 65°F today and a possible high of 75°F over the weekend.

A gas leak in Wake Forest closed a section of South Main Street/US 1A, with emergency services responding and repair crews dispatched, but no evacuations.

North Carolina State Board of Elections will conduct a hand counting audit to verify municipal election results. The public can observe the precinct selection process for the audit.

The North Carolina LGC, chaired by State Treasurer Brad Briner, approved over $370 million for housing and retirement home projects to address the state's affordability crisis.

The National Weather Service warns of increased fire danger in the Piedmont region of NC due to low humidity and strong winds, urging caution with burning activities.

The 37th Biannual Carrboro CD and Record Show offers music memorabilia and various genres at the Carrboro Century Center.

North Carolina election officials hold a press briefing on municipal election day, offering updates and addressing media questions about the electoral process.

The North Carolina Rate Bureau has proposed a 68.3% increase for dwelling insurance policies, set to be phased in from 2026 to 2027. Public comments on the matter are open until November 19.

A local resident, Robert Marcoulier, was fatally shot in St. Louis's Carondelet neighborhood. Police are investigating and have identified a suspect. They urge public assistance and offer anonymous tip options.

NCDOT is focusing on road safety with federal grants, renaming a highway section after Dave Phillips, and offering seasonal safety advice related to daylight saving time and Halloween.

North Carolina Retirement Systems may see pension relief for state employers, with a potential policy change to extend the payback period for unfunded liabilities from 12 to 15 years, pending a January vote by the Board of Trustees.

Rolesville adopts a comprehensive plan for development through 2050, focusing on community needs like housing, business growth, and infrastructure, while ensuring a walkable, green town identity.