The Wake Forest Police Department teams up with Wegmans for a Drug Take Back event on October 26, offering residents a safe way to dispose of unused medications.

Mayor Williams will host "Durham Leveling Up," a free event to support local businesses at NCCU on October 29, featuring discussions and networking opportunities.

The Wake Forest Police Department is planning their National Night Out event on October 7, promoting police-community partnerships with activities, food, and safety demonstrations at Joyner Park Community Center.

Raleigh invites local artists to transform trash bins into art through the Classy CART Creations initiative to beautify the city and encourage proper waste disposal.

A felon with a history of human trafficking was sentenced to 10 years for illegal firearm possession following DNA evidence linking him to the weapon.

Former Durham officer Rayshawn Taylor was charged with kidnapping, sexual servitude, and battery, accused of crimes while on duty. He resigned after the allegations. Police urge other potential victims to come forward.

Wake County Public Libraries host events to spotlight the Piedmont Laureate program, including a Teen Spoken Word Night and appearances by laureate Steven Petrow.

Raleigh introduces "Sewing Vintage," free courses on traditional sewing at John P. Greene Community Center, aimed at teaching lacework, beading, and vintage fashion crafting to teens and adults.

A Raleigh man receives an eight-year sentence for child pornography charges, with future supervised release, following an investigation sparked by a cybertip.

Raleigh firefighters deploy to Haywood County to assist with potential search and rescue operations due to Hurricane Helene, emphasizing readiness and community support.

Chatham County hosts Kids Voting events to educate children on the electoral process, with interactive activities and mock elections at local libraries.

Chatham County plans its Recovery Celebration 5K & Kids Fun Run event on September 28, 2024, to honor individuals overcoming substance abuse and promote understanding of mental health issues.

The NCFST is partnering with Ripe for Revival to relaunch a mobile grocery offering nutritious options in Wake Forest, NC, with a pay-what-you-can model.