NCAA and MEAC are investigating a brawl between North Carolina Central University and Howard University football teams after a game where NCCU won 26-3.

Seth Allen Hall was sentenced to 15 years for drug trafficking in Sampson County. He led authorities on high-speed chases and was caught with firearms and drugs.

Durham City services adjust for Thanksgiving with closures and schedule changes for waste collection, parks, transit, and other services, with reminders to use digital tools for updates and requests.

Raleigh launches a free two-hour parking pilot in downtown decks to boost local commerce and encourage people to visit downtown area businesses. The program will run from November to February 2025.

Governor Cooper of North Carolina announced the "Learning Happens Here Field Trip Fund," providing $1 million for student field trips to DNCR venues, prioritizing Title I schools.

Raleigh's Bizarre Bazaar offers a unique experience with arts, games, and costumes for adults over 21, from 6-9 p.m. at John Chavis Memorial Park, free admission.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a free GIS Day event at Raleigh Union Station on Nov. 21, including demos, hands-on activities, and a student map contest.

Chatham County presents its CIP for 2026-32 for public scrutiny, outlining plans for infrastructure, education, and recreation, including a $3.85 million Siler City Elementary School roof replacement.

November sees record temperatures in North Carolina, with Raleigh reaching 81 degrees, surpassing the previous 1986 high. This warm trend might signal an unusually hot month.

Durham's new $200 million School of the Arts campus has started construction, aimed at enhancing arts education and is part of a 10-year capital improvement plan.

North Carolina is carefully counting votes post-Election Day, including provisional and absentee ballots, to ensure electoral integrity and a fair outcome.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey announces a new Victim Assistance Center in Swain County to aid residents affected by Hurricane Helene.

U.S. Rep. Don Davis retained his seat in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District, narrowly defeating Republican Laurie Buckhout, impacting the balance in the U.S. House.