North Carolina Governor Josh Stein declared a State of Emergency for 13 counties following Tropical Storm Chantal, aiming to aid recovery efforts after severe flooding.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has set the 2025 recreational flounder season for Sept. 1-14, with a daily catch limit of one fish per angler and a minimum size of 15 inches.

A new pedestrian bridge installation over Black Creek will close Cary Parkway for 7 days, with detours via Norwell Blvd, Weston Parkway, and Harrison Avenue.

Wake Forest's free outdoor movie series features “Mufasa: The Lion King” on July 19, with pre-show activities and a chance to meet Police Chief Julius Jefferson.

Carrboro Police invite the community to National Night Out on Aug. 5, offering food, fun, and a chance to foster better relations with law enforcement.

Senior Member Grey Holloman retired from the Durham Fire Department after 39 years, leaving a legacy of dedication as highlighted in a Facebook post and the Bull City’s Bravest Podcast.

Durham Police highlight an unsolved 2020 homicide of Russell James Dukes Jr., urging public help to find the shooter. Dukes was shot inside a car on Leon Street.

North Carolina boosts broadband with a $1.5 billion BEAD initiative for high-speed internet expansion, as providers submit applications and NCDIT supports with resources and webinars.

A woman died of a cardiac event at Oak Island, NC, amid multiple water rescues and high rip current risks; local officials maintained moderate hazard flags despite a lower warning level from the National Weather Service.

Wake Forest and Wake County host a "Hot Car Safety for Kids & Pets" event to educate on the risks of summer heat in cars, featuring demonstrations, safety checks, and discussions with local agencies.

A 19-year-old man drowned at Jordan Lake while trying to retrieve a floatation device. His body was recovered after 3.5 hours. This incident recalls a recent similar tragedy at the lake.

The NWS has warned Raleigh of hazardous weather, including thunderstorms with damaging winds and potential floods, and advised staying alert through the week.

Raleigh's Green Road Community Center hosts a free 'Bye Bye Summer - Jamaica Edition' with music, food, and family activities on September 20, celebrating Caribbean culture.