Three people are hospitalized after a high-speed crash in Raleigh, where a car hit a fence and trees. The driver faces charges including impaired driving; repairs to a damaged traffic sensor are pending.

Wake Forest reintroduces a mobile grocery store by NCFST and Ripe for Revival, offering local produce and essentials with a pay-what-you-feel system and additional health and transit services.

Raleigh introduces new amplified sound rules to address noise complaints, taking effect on January 1, 2026. Limits on noise levels will be enforced, with fines and potential equipment bans for repeat offenders.

Chatham Community Library hosts free Halloween events for youth in Pittsboro, including a Teen Party, StoryWalk®, and Storytime with trick-or-treating.

A pedestrian was critically injured after a car crash on Capital Boulevard in Raleigh, causing traffic disruption and a road closure for over three hours.

Destini Genwright turned herself in for a crash that killed three high school students; she faces charges including willful speed competition and reckless driving.

Governor Josh Stein supports House Bill 491 to reallocate $190 million to North Carolina's Medicaid program, seeking to prevent rate cuts and maintain health care services.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre will host "Celtic Angels Christmas" performances on December 12-13 with ticket prices ranging from $40-45. The show will feature holiday and Irish music with live dance and instrumentals.

The North Carolina Museum of History announces its fall programming, including special events at the State Fair, the 30th American Indian Heritage Celebration, and various interactive history activities.

George Stevens of Durham will receive the Order of the Guardian Award from Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey for his long-standing contributions to the insurance industry.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey addressed coastal erosion after visiting Buxton, noting homes lost to the sea and calling for urgent action and support for affected residents.

The National Weather Service Raleigh NC warns of increased fire danger due to gusty winds and low humidity in central North Carolina. Outdoor burning is strongly discouraged.

Barwell Road Park hosts a free "Holidays Around the World" event for children 0-12 to learn about global winter celebrations on December 12, from 5 to 7 p.m.