NCDOT announces over $185.6 million in State Street Aid for municipalities via the Powell Bill program, aiding infrastructure improvements and recovery from Hurricane Helene.

22 North Carolina state employees were honored with the Governor's Awards for Excellence for their exceptional public service and community contributions.

The Raleigh City Council approved sections of the Big Branch Greenway Connector Trail, advancing the city's green space connectivity and responding to growing urbanization.

Wake Forest's annual Holiday Donation Drive is underway, seeking to beat last year's $7,000 for local needs. Donations can be made online or mailed with a "WF Cares" memo until December 31.

Wake Forest Police Department is hosting a Turkey Drive for Thanksgiving, inviting residents to donate frozen turkeys or funds at their substation. The collected turkeys will be distributed at the Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry.

Raleigh earns a Silver designation for EV readiness from the Charging Smart program, recognizing its planning and infrastructure enhancements for electric vehicles.

A 4-year-old boy in Durham shot himself with an unsecured gun and has been hospitalized with serious injuries.

Raleigh invites residents to shape the city's ADA Transition Plan in a public meeting, emphasizing inclusivity and offering remote participation options.

A man was fatally shot near a convenience store in Rocky Mount; Jermaine Lynch was arrested and charged, with murder charges expected. Police seek information from the public.

Raleigh, NC, will have sunny weather today with highs around 61°F and clear skies at night with 38°F. The pleasant conditions with slight temperature rise continue into Tuesday before rain chances increase overnight.

Durham, NC, invites youths aged 15-22 to join its Change by Youth Ambassador Program, offering a platform and payment to influence the city's future. Applications are open until November 21st.

The North Carolina Awards held at Grove Park Inn raised funds for Hurricane Helene recovery and honored state's top civilians, including artists, an author, and a civil rights attorney.

Equipment issues cause delays in Carrboro leaf collection; residents urged to use alternative disposal methods and consider eco-friendly leaf management.