BuildOps, Inc. will create 291 new jobs in Raleigh, investing $771,200 in a new operations hub. The software company serves trade contractors and will tap into the local tech talent, with jobs paying above the county average wage.

Raleigh's Fall Youth Athletics Program opens registration for various sports, supplying all equipment and uniforms, emphasizing accessibility and physical activity.

The NWS has issued heat warnings for Raleigh, with heat index values up to 115, advising residents to avoid heat-related illnesses by staying hydrated and indoors.

Wake County encourages residents to help combat roadside litter during summer, providing free litter kits for cleanups and advocating for responsible waste disposal.

Chatham County is set to improve its digital infrastructure with new high-speed internet projects, funded by NCDIT grants, to benefit over 2,000 homes and businesses.

The N.C. State Auditor's preliminary audit finds DMV staffing levels insufficient, causing customer service issues and long wait times. The report calls for more Driver License Examiners and flexible hiring practices.

Gunshots at a birthday party in Lillington left one dead and two injured; the suspect fled before deputies arrived.

Wake County alerts residents after a vaccinated dog was bitten by a rabid raccoon, urging pet vaccination vigilance.

Raleigh Parks releases a video featuring children sharing how local parks enrich their lives, emphasizing the importance of these community spaces for play, nature enjoyment, skill development, and socialization.

N.C. Department of Transportation issues weekly financial reports for transparency and compliance with state law, detailing expenditures, receipts, and reserved cash for specific projects.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh predicts a heatwave in central North Carolina, with temperatures reaching mid 90s to low 100s and advises residents to take precautions.

The 3rd Annual Black Maternal & Infant Health Conference in Raleigh plans to tackle racial health disparities for African American mothers and infants, seeking systemic solutions over individual resilience.

Vincent Wesley was arrested for a shooting on Star Street, Raleigh, leaving a man critically injured. He faces assault and firearms charges and is held without bond.