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.

Raleigh is expected to have a sunny week with low to mid-80s temperatures, mild winds, and clear evenings with temperatures in the mid-60s, per the National Weather Service.

A school bus and truck collision in Moore County injured several high school students; the bus kept upright, avoiding a turnover. An investigation is ongoing.

The Raleigh Police Department hosts a 'Coffee with a Cop' event to improve community relations, inviting citizens to meet officers over coffee at Sir Walter Coffee on August 29.

Three juveniles were detained in Cary after vehicle break-ins and a police chase; two stolen Kias were intercepted, one crashing into an SUV. The juveniles face potential charges; officials urge community safety measures.

Durham County health officials schedule mosquito control spraying on Ellerbe Creek Trail to combat West Nile virus.

North Carolina state employees with 40+ years of service were honored with the 2025 Richard Caswell Award at a ceremony for their commitment to public service.

The Wake County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man after a car chase ended with a crash into Wake Forest Reservoir. The pursuit began when he failed to stop for a deputy. Charges are pending and the investigation is ongoing.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina formed an Energy Policy Task Force to address electricity affordability and strengthen energy infrastructure amid increasing demand.

Dare County announces the phased re-entry for Hatteras Island and NC 12 reopening at noon, with full public access resuming Sunday at 5 a.m., despite ongoing caution for residual sand and water on the road.

The Raleigh Youth Council invites local high schoolers for civic engagement and leadership opportunities, offering advocacy, community service, and event participation.

A sinkhole near Mellow Mushroom on US 1A at Wake Drive is causing traffic delays, with no set time for road reopening. NCDOT is assessing the situation.

North Carolina's Governor declares a State of Emergency as Hurricane Erin approaches, initiating mandatory evacuations and opening shelters for residents and pets to mitigate cyclone threats.