Raleigh is set to experience several days of pleasant, sunny weather with daytime highs in the low 80s and nighttime lows in the high 50s, as per the National Weather Service.

Gillis Hill Road in Cumberland County, North Carolina, will undergo a $17.5 million upgrade, including widening and safety enhancements, with work starting in fall and completion expected by summer 2028.

The 2025 North Carolina Transportation Summit was held in Raleigh to discuss the state's transportation future with key figures, including Gov. Josh Stein and Deputy Sec. Steven Bradbury. Videos are available online for those who missed it.

Daycare worker, Mallory Kemple, was charged with child abuse at Wake Forest KinderCare after incidents in April and August, confirmed by the local police.

Chatham Community Library celebrates its 15th anniversary with activities including live music, face painting, and more, plus free cake and ice cream.

North Carolina's Governor announces an executive order to advance AI innovation, including forming an AI Leadership Council and Accelerator for state integration and governance.

A man was shot at a Raleigh apartment complex; non-life-threatening injuries occurred. Leslie Buford was charged with assault and weapons offenses. The incident is under investigation.

The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher is set to host its annual Femme in STEM event on September 27 to inspire young girls and women in science and technology fields.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appointed new members to state boards and commissions, enhancing expertise in biotechnology, education, environmental justice, and healthcare.

The NCDOR in Raleigh is moving from Atlantic Avenue to a new location at 2920 Highwoods Boulevard, Suite 300, with the timeline to be announced. Services will continue as usual until the move.

The Pullen Arts Center offers various creative classes, including jewelry making and watercolor painting, with registration available on their website.

Durham County announces a tax relief program for low-income homeowners starting September 1, with applications due for those meeting specific criteria.

Dementia Capable Cares is holding a free educational workshop on dementia for individuals 18+ on September 23 at Five Points for Active Adults in the Triangle community.