Pullen Arts Center introduces new art classes, including ornament-making, bookmaking, and jewelry design, available for registration through RecLink with details in their Leisure Ledger.

Timothy R. Tan, sentenced in 1980 for burglary, has been approved for parole through the Mutual Agreement Parole Program and is set for release on October 5, 2027.

The weather forecast for Raleigh predicts a week of pleasant conditions, with several sunny days and mild temperatures ranging from highs near 80°F to lows around 46°F.

Governor Cooper visits a care station in Asheville and cautions against misinformation as relief efforts for Hurricane Helene continue with federal, state, and military support.

A body was found in Zebulon's Weaver's Pond neighborhood where Kareem Shabazz was last seen. The identity is unconfirmed, and police are investigating.

Over 1 million ballots have been cast in North Carolina's early voting, showing a high voter engagement with significant in-person turnout compared to mail-in voting.

Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest reopened after closure due to a vehicle-pedestrian collision; authorities are investigating, pedestrian hospitalized with serious injuries.

The remains of Gwen Jenell Collins, a missing 62-year-old from Gibsonville, were identified using medical records after being found by a kayaker in Chatham County.

Michele Morrow, GOP candidate for North Carolina Superintendent, denies her comments were a call to violence amidst criticism for her "American Revolution 2.0" email.

Raleigh City Council approves the sale of city-owned land to Habitat for Humanity for $200,000 for the development of four affordable homes, ensuring 99-year affordability for residents earning below AMI.

Federal charges were brought against 16 members of Hells Angels and Red Devils motorcycle clubs in North Carolina for crimes including murder and racketeering.

The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department and Play4Life Comics will host a Comic Book & Toy Expo on November 2 at Flaherty Park Community Center, featuring various vendors.

Governor Cooper and FEMA Administrator Criswell detail recovery efforts and safety measures post-Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, focusing on federal assistance and environmental concerns.