NCDIT earned the National Procurement Institute's excellence award for outstanding IT procurement practices, marking its commitment to innovation and efficiency.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms this week in central North Carolina, with a 60% chance of rain today and persistent chances throughout the week.

Raleigh police investigated a shooting in Tralee Place where a man was injured but expected to recover; one person was detained, with no ongoing threat to the public.

Beryl Road in Raleigh will close tonight at 8 p.m. for I-440 construction, with detours via Pylon Drive and other streets. Normal traffic is expected by 5 a.m. Friday.

Two children were safely recovered after a Raleigh carjacking Thursday night. Suspects Mateo Medina and Chardazha Alston face kidnapping and assault charges following their arrest at Duke Raleigh Hospital.

Non-profit Dementia Capable Cares is hosting free educational sessions on dementia support at the Five Points for Active Adults in Raleigh, on Aug. 18 and Sept. 23.

Foggy and humid morning in Raleigh with low visibility and a chance of rain and thunderstorms later in the day; temperatures to remain comfortable with a similar pattern through the week.

The DAVE Act in North Carolina, aimed at enhancing government accountability and efficiency, has become law, backed by State Auditor Dave Boliek's commitment to a data-driven approach for fiscal oversight.

A pedestrian was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle on I-440 East in Raleigh, leading to extensive traffic delays and lane closures during the morning commute.

North Carolina's DHHS partners with community colleges to offer free advanced training for Direct Support Professionals to improve skills and retention in aiding those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Durham is collaborating with Community Solutions and their Built for Zero initiative to develop a strategic plan to end homelessness, engaging local stakeholders in a comprehensive, data-driven effort.

Governor Josh Stein visited W.A. Pattillo Middle School in Tarboro, North Carolina, to distribute school supplies from the annual Governor’s School Supply Drive, highlighting educators' need for more support.

NCDOT received top honors at the TSMO Awards for its response to Hurricane Helene, being recognized for its effective information dissemination and emergency management.