The Chatham County Sheriff's Office-NC marked Labor Day by honoring American workers and their history, while also highlighting those who serve during holidays.

A squirrel caused a power outage in Wake Forest, affecting over 600 customers. Power has been restored and residents were kept informed via an online outage map.

The Raleigh Police Department recognized International Overdose Awareness Day and vowed to fight overdose, sharing the campaign's aims to mourn, educate, and prevent future drug fatalities.

Raleigh Arts highlighted its commitment to arts accessibility at the LEAD® Conference, with members providing insights on best practices and sharing knowledge on inclusive arts.

The Raleigh Catholic community responds with sorrow and solidarity to a Minneapolis mass shooting at a Catholic school, calling for divine help amidst concerns over safety.

NCDHHS announces "Ignite Your Future: A Project Spark Event" to support job opportunities for individuals with I/DD, including resources, networking, and peer mentoring.

Wake County schools may face a crisis with expected SNAP cuts, which could impact the district's ability to feed students due to rising food costs and require significant changes to school meal programs.

Governor Josh Stein names six honorees for the North Carolina Award, including bluegrass artists and a best-selling author, to be celebrated in Asheville.

The Foster Grandparent Program in Raleigh marks 42 years of seniors aiding and bonding with students in classrooms, praised for their educational and emotional contributions.

Carrboro police warn of increased traffic as schools reopen, urging caution among students, pedestrians, and drivers, with a focus on safety and traffic law enforcement.

Wake Forest Power restored power after an outage affected over 40 customers, with the cause under investigation and no immediate restoration timeline announced.

Raleigh's Dix Park is set for tree removals to pave the way for a new water main project, aiming to recycle felled trees into park features and ensure improved water infrastructure.

The Raleigh Youth Council begins its 2025-2026 season, inviting high schoolers in Wake County to participate in civic engagement and leadership development.