Two men were injured in an early morning shooting outside a Durham apartment complex; the shooter remains unidentified and the investigation continues.

An overturned tractor-trailer disrupted traffic on N.C. Highway 751 near the Durham-Chatham County line, causing road closures. The driver had minor injuries and the incident caused a small non-hazardous spill.

A fire involving hay bales at NC State's Beef Education Unit was quickly extinguished by firefighters, with no injuries or major damage reported. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Raleigh police investigated a shooting on McGuire Drive that damaged cars and homes but resulted in no injuries. Over 10 shell casings were found; motives and suspects remain unknown.

Following a break-in in Hillsborough, NC, one suspect was detained and another fled after a vehicle chase and crash; authorities continue to search for the at-large suspect.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating deputies, tricking residents over phone about missed jury duty, and demanding money. They urge reporting such calls to the non-emergency line.

Knightdale Police are investigating a shooting at The Sports Page Bar & Grill, with bullet holes found and another incident at Cake Town Bakery. The condition of one victim is unknown.

A Lowe's Foods employee is critically injured after being hit by an SUV in the store's parking lot in Clayton. The police are investigating the incident.

Commissioner Causey warns of an active 2025 hurricane season in North Carolina and provides preparedness guidelines, citing the devastation of last year’s Hurricane Helene.

A woman in Caldwell County was charged with insurance fraud and attempting to obtain property by false pretense after falsely claiming she was in her car during an accident.

A Lewiston-Woodville man is federally charged for possessing a firearm as a felon and firing at deputies. No injuries occurred, and he was arrested after a manhunt.

Terry McMillian Jr. pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 2022 death of Home Depot employee Gary Rasor, receiving a reduced sentence of 97-129 months.

Paul Lawrence Rader was shot and arrested after a shootout with deputies in Chatham County during an attempted involuntary commitment service. No bystanders or officers were injured.