Raleigh's weather this week includes sunny days, potential showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to near freezing at night.

Durham County General Services is hosting a household hazardous waste collection event on November 22, open only to residents with a 2025-2026 solid waste decal.

The NCDOT named a highway after Senator Thomas F. Taft Sr. and a bridge after Patrolman Paul Williams. It also reported on hurricane season's end, noting completed and ongoing storm repairs.

Governor Stein and NCDHHS announce a $3.75 million funding increase for the WNC Thrive initiative to support mental health and recreational programs for children and families affected by Hurricane Helene.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Raleigh, North Carolina, outlining fluctuating conditions including chances of rain and changes in temperature over the coming days.

The series "This is What I Do" features Lem Hubbard, a Raleigh fire prevention coordinator, who educates the public on fire safety and prepares them for emergencies.

Raleigh is updating its online water service system, but faces technical issues. The city offers alternative payment options and has suspended late fees and disconnections during the upgrade.

Federal immigration agents plan to begin operations in Raleigh, North Carolina, as confirmed by Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell. Concerns arise in local communities over the scale of enforcement and the potential targeting of minorities.

The NC State Board of Elections, under Sam Hayes, made several improvements in election operations, including a voter ID update project and a legal settlement with the DOJ.

Nearly half of North Carolina's federal COVID-19 funds remain unspent as of mid-2024, with state agencies urged to expedite their use before a 2026 deadline.

The article details the weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, with a mix of clouds, sun, and rain, and a Hazardous Weather Outlook due to potential brush fires.

Raleigh Parks teams up with Wake County to transform local centers into food collection sites, accepting donations until Dec. 19 for Wake County food pantries.

North Carolina's Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey and Governor Josh Stein support H.R. 3161 to amend the NFIP, allowing pre-collapse coverage for homes at risk of coastal erosion.