Raleigh introduces "Sewing Vintage," free courses on traditional sewing at John P. Greene Community Center, aimed at teaching lacework, beading, and vintage fashion crafting to teens and adults.

A Raleigh man receives an eight-year sentence for child pornography charges, with future supervised release, following an investigation sparked by a cybertip.

Raleigh firefighters deploy to Haywood County to assist with potential search and rescue operations due to Hurricane Helene, emphasizing readiness and community support.

Chatham County hosts Kids Voting events to educate children on the electoral process, with interactive activities and mock elections at local libraries.

Chatham County plans its Recovery Celebration 5K & Kids Fun Run event on September 28, 2024, to honor individuals overcoming substance abuse and promote understanding of mental health issues.

The NCFST is partnering with Ripe for Revival to relaunch a mobile grocery offering nutritious options in Wake Forest, NC, with a pay-what-you-can model.

Raleigh's Animal Control Unit is hosting pet care clinics offering discounted rabies shots and free microchipping in September, following earlier May clinics.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather conditions in central North Carolina, including thunderstorms and sunny skies, with a fluctuating outlook throughout the week.

A bridge demolition over Hillsborough Street near I-440 in Raleigh will cause significant detours from Friday night to Monday morning, as part of a road widening project.

A Wake County woman has been charged with neglecting her disabled son and mistreating a family dog, including confinement, denying medication, and leaving the dog malnourished.

Mordecai Historic Park hosts the family-friendly "Spellbound at Mordecai" with activities, a costume contest, and a market. "Haunted Mordecai" offers spooky tours. Event on Oct. 26.

Holly Springs wins the "Leading the Way Award" for exceptional service delivery, ranking in the top 10% in U.S. resident satisfaction surveys for quality services and perceived value from local taxes and fees.

Fuquay-Varina is conducting its 2024 Community Survey to gather citizen feedback on town services and issues. Residents chosen randomly can participate online or by mail, with results guiding future town decisions.