The Raleigh City Council's swearing-in ceremony will take place on Dec. 2, featuring newly elected members and a reception with North Carolina Symphony musicians.

Two turkeys, Ethel and Bertha, were pardoned by North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper in an annual tradition, while community leaders noted the significance of turkey farming in the state.

The annual Lighting of Wake Forest event is scheduled for December 6, featuring seasonal activities, local performances, food trucks, a tree lighting, and Santa's arrival.

The NC State Board of Elections will hold a public meeting on Nov 26, 2024, covering election canvassing, ethics, and campaign finance waivers, with a remote access option available.

Raleigh's Kiwanis Park hosts "Deck the Gingerbread Halls," featuring activities like crafts, treats, and gingerbread house building to celebrate the holiday spirit.

U.S. Attorney Michael F. Easley, Jr. established the Illicit Finance Task Force to combat money laundering, with the prosecution of Wimel Isaac DaSilva as an early success.

Raleigh's arts scene features festive events throughout December, offering performances and activities to celebrate the holiday season with the community.

The Goldston Public Library Winter Book Sale offers a variety of affordable books, with proceeds supporting the library. Santa will visit for story time and photos.

A fire at FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies in Holly Springs was quickly contained by fire services, with no injuries and only the Central Utilities Building affected.

Raleigh-Durham International Airport introduces nonstop flights to Calgary via WestJet, starting June 9, 2025, to improve connections to Western Canada and beyond.

The NCDHHS Office of Rural Health is set to observe National Rural Health Day, celebrating rural health care contributions and addressing the challenges faced in these communities.

A South Carolina man, Shoun Lamelle Wright Jr., received a 20-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and firearms offenses after a high-speed chase with law enforcement.

Wolfspeed's CEO Gregg Lowe steps down; interim led by Thomas Werner. The firm seeks new CEO and plans layoffs while focusing on silicon carbide chips and facility upgrades, buoyed by significant government funds.