Raleigh's forecast includes sunny weather, potential showers, and fluctuating temperatures, with a high near 65°F today and a possible high of 75°F over the weekend.

A gas leak in Wake Forest closed a section of South Main Street/US 1A, with emergency services responding and repair crews dispatched, but no evacuations.

Wake County lights landmarks green to honor veterans and promote awareness of local veteran services from November 4-11, as part of Operation Greenlight.

North Carolina's NCDMV has introduced an online system for teens to upgrade from Level 2 to Level 3 licenses, simplifying the process and preventing trips to the DMV office.

Wake County Public Health now offers the 2025-2026 COVID-19 vaccine at specified clinics by appointment, urging at-risk individuals to consider vaccination ahead of holiday gatherings.

North Carolina State Board of Elections will conduct a hand counting audit to verify municipal election results. The public can observe the precinct selection process for the audit.

Raleigh's new City Hall is reaching a significant construction milestone with the final beam being placed this Friday in a public topping-out ceremony.

Raleigh City Farm is expanding into Marsh Creek Park, creating a 1.5-acre urban farm to enhance community engagement, education, and fresh food access.

NCDHHS issues partial SNAP benefits due to the federal shutdown, impacting 1.4 million people in NC, with emergency funds covering roughly 50% of November's needs.

Wake Forest elects Ben Clapsaddle as mayor with 70.6% of the vote, ending Vivian Jones' six-term run. Haseeb Fatmi and Keith Shackleford win commissioner seats, signaling demand for new governance. Results are unofficial but indicative of change.

The M.T. Pope House Museum celebrates Black medical professionals' history with a free event featuring historical exhibits.

Chatham County announces plans for capital improvements and a public hearing on November 17th to discuss a CIP that includes public facility upgrades.

The North Carolina LGC, chaired by State Treasurer Brad Briner, approved over $370 million for housing and retirement home projects to address the state's affordability crisis.