Holly Springs Police Department highlights domestic violence awareness with October events and resources, including tributes, a vigil, and educational support through InterAct.

Durham invites residents to discuss the FY 2025-2026 budget at Community Conversations, offering perks like gift cards and meals, to inform City Council's budget retreats.

A downed tree and power line has closed a section of Durham Road/NC 98 in Wake Forest, with officials advising alternate routes as crews work on repairs.

The Wake Forest Police Department is planning their National Night Out event on October 7, promoting police-community partnerships with activities, food, and safety demonstrations at Joyner Park Community Center.

Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center is accepting applications for its 911 Training Academy, with training starting Jan. 9, 2025. Successful applicants will undergo a selection process including a skills test and interviews.

Registration is now open for the Raleigh Youth Summit on November 2 for teens aged 13-18, focusing on engagement and leadership with speakers like the Police Chief and a social media influencer.

The Wake County Animal Center waives adoption fees for pit bull-type dogs in October to encourage adopting these often misunderstood pets and relieve shelter overcrowding.

NC State football player Davin Vann leads a local relief effort for Hurricane Helene victims, collecting essential supplies and underlining community unity.

Wake County holds a youth-led Walk for Mental Health to address youth mental health and combat stigma, offering educational exhibits and community support.

Johnston County coordinates a donation drive to support Hurricane Helene victims, accepting essential items and funds starting September 30th, with drop-off at the Sheriff's Office.

Wake County, Raleigh, and Cary are offering free cybersecurity workshops during Cybersecurity Awareness Month to educate seniors and small businesses on staying safe online.

Raleigh's HOWL-O-Ween pet parade and costume contest is set for October 19, featuring a PUP-kin photo booth, treat bags, and prizes for best costumes.

The Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh invites community members to participate in The Community Journaling Project, where individuals can create and submit pages to be bound into a collaborative book.