Raleigh will host the NC Joint Reentry Council meeting focusing on transitions after imprisonment with discussions on strategic planning and reentry initiatives.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation awards grants for aviation-themed academies, aimed at educating K-12 students about the aerospace industry.

Duke, a No. 1 seed, prepares to play Baylor in the NCAA Tournament after a recent win, while their players look to continue their high-scoring streak. Fans eagerly anticipate the match-up.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh warns of increased fire danger in central North Carolina due to dry conditions, gusty winds, and low humidity, with a burn ban in effect.

The NCDOT's Transportation Summer Accelerator program helps high school students gain experience in the transport industry, with participant Noah Williams securing an NCDOT internship.

A train collided with a vehicle in downtown Durham, injuring one man and causing road closures on East Main Street. The incident is under investigation.

Governor Josh Stein announces the appointment of Jennifer Wells and Cameron Harrison as District Court judges for North Carolina's Judicial Districts 1 and 38 following recent vacancies.

A man was shot during an armed robbery attempt near a Durham tire shop; he sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The investigation is ongoing with no suspects apprehended.

Spring infrastructure projects begin in Holly Springs, including new turn lanes, updated traffic signals, and construction of a sidewalk, aiming to improve traffic flow and connectivity.

Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee joins a bipartisan alliance of 112 US mayors advocating to protect federal nutrition programs like SNAP to combat child hunger.

Wake County is hosting educational sessions to explain its budget process to citizens, promoting transparency and engagement in tax dollar allocation.

Ty Powers joins the Department of State Treasurer's team as Investment Director for Multi-Strategy Assets, bringing over twenty years of experience to tackle pension deficits.

Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina introduces a family-focused 2025-2027 budget plan prioritizing education, healthcare, public safety, and workforce development, including tuition-free community college and tax cuts for middle-class families.