The Five Points Center for Active Adults in Raleigh will host a Veterans Month Brunch on November 24, honoring veterans with food, cards, and gifts. Registration is required for the event.

The Raleigh Police Department has adjusted the operating hours of local district desks to Monday-Friday, 9 AM-5 PM, excluding the downtown district which is 24/7. Emergency services remain unchanged.

Ontario Joyner of Durham, NC has been appointed to the state's Gang Prevention and Intervention Task Force by Governor Stein, reflecting his significant contributions in supporting gun violence survivors.

Rock Quarry Road in NC will have nightly closures due to Phase 2 of the Complete 540 project, with detours provided via Old Baucom and Auburn Knightdale Roads.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced over $25 million in GHSP grants to improve road safety and reduce traffic-related incidents in the state.

The Renaissance Centre in Wake Forest is hosting a "Veteran Art Show" until November 26, featuring artworks by veterans and relatives, with an artists' reception on October 24.

Veterans in Raleigh have a new monthly event, 'Veterans and Coffee,' at the John P. "Top" Greene African American Cultural Center, offering support and resources.

Durham County seeks community input on its Bus Rapid Transit Vision Plan to improve local connectivity and create a high-capacity public transit network.

Carrboro's Mayor Foushee committed to the Mayors' Monarch Pledge, promoting initiatives like educational outreach and habitat creation to support monarch butterfly populations.

Raleigh Little Theatre offers acting classes for young actors at Laurel Hills Community Center, including activities such as theatre games and story drama to foster creativity and confidence.

Durham County will close most government offices for Veterans Day on November 11, 2025. Solid waste sites will be closed, but roadside recycling pickups will continue as scheduled.

Three people are hospitalized after a high-speed crash in Raleigh, where a car hit a fence and trees. The driver faces charges including impaired driving; repairs to a damaged traffic sensor are pending.

Raleigh introduces new amplified sound rules to address noise complaints, taking effect on January 1, 2026. Limits on noise levels will be enforced, with fines and potential equipment bans for repeat offenders.