Malfunctioning traffic signals caused a key Raleigh intersection to close, causing delays, with police notifying the public and advising alternate routes. Repair status was unknown.

North Carolina seeks a new operator for the Robbinsville license plate agency. Current operators' contract expires in 2026. Applications are email-only, due by August 28.

A report from the NC State Auditor uncovers questionable financial decisions by Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, including over $75 million in unwarranted bonuses.

Justin Malik York, 30, has been arrested in NYC for a June murder in Raleigh, facing first-degree murder charges.

Carrboro's Fire-Rescue Department achieved a Class 1 PPC rating, signaling superior fire protection and potential insurance savings starting October 1, 2025. Town leadership praised the department's excellence and dedication.

Raleigh faces hazardous weather with heavy rain and possible flash flooding, as a 70% chance of precipitation continues through the day, possibly impacting central North Carolina.

Wake County schools tackle classroom cooling issues with temporary chillers and face a $200 million HVAC maintenance backlog as students advocate for energy-efficient technology.

The Raleigh Summer Youth Employment Program continues to help teens with career preparation, involving 175 participants this year in various work experiences and life skills training.

U.S. Attorney W. Ellis Boyle will outline prosecutorial priorities for his office at a Raleigh press conference, possibly impacting various legal areas.

Durham and Roxboro invite residents to share ideas on a new 26-mile trail through workshops and an online survey, aiming to enhance local transportation and community links.

The CDA is allocating $3 million in ARPA funds to eight affordable housing projects in St. Louis to accelerate development and use funds before the 2026 deadline.

Governor Josh Stein advises NC residents on summer preparedness, covering heat safety and hurricane readiness, including hydration, monitoring vulnerable groups, staying informed on the weather, and emergency kit preparation.

NC's train service NC By Train reports a 4% ridership increase in early 2025, with over 355,000 passengers, bolstered by service enhancements and wide appeal.