Durham, NC celebrates Native American Heritage Month, highlighting contributions and traditions of local Native communities, and invites the public to engage and learn.

Wake Forest has released a free 2026 wall calendar showing local events, available at several locations and online, with photography showcasing community engagement.

Road maintenance on U.S. 421 in Greensboro will cause temporary lane closures at mile marker 220 on November 4 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., weather permitting, for sign maintenance.

Raleigh expects mild afternoons, chilly nights, some rain, and a classic fall pattern this week per the NWS forecast, with a frost advisory issued earlier in the morning.

The Jubilee Home, a new facility in Durham for women exiting prison, offers support services and was inaugurated with help from North Carolina's First Lady and NCDHHS.

Wake Forest's HRC is now accepting applications for the 2026 Minority & Women-Owned Business Expo, to be held at the Renaissance Centre, focusing on diversity in entrepreneurship.

NCDOT is focusing on road safety with federal grants, renaming a highway section after Dave Phillips, and offering seasonal safety advice related to daylight saving time and Halloween.

NCDOT publishes a weekly financial status report, following transparency rules from Session Law 2019-251, showing expenditures, cash balance, and reserved funds for specific projects.

North Carolina announces the discovery of a new tyrannosaur species, Nanotyrannus, distinct from T. rex, reshaping perspectives on dinosaur evolution and ecology.

North Carolina's Medical Debt Relief Program cleared over $6.5 billion for 2.5 million residents, surpassing its goal in the first year of implementation.

N.C. Department of Transportation launches Eastern TMC to improve traffic management across 39 counties, with features like live highway camera feeds and timely updates on road conditions.

North Carolina schools will participate in the USDA's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program during the 2025-26 academic year to offer healthier food options to students.

North Carolina adjuster Tyler Englin faces felony embezzlement for allegedly taking $130,000 from a client, with an ongoing investigation by the state's insurance department.