A juvenile was hospitalized after a shooting in Wake County, with the investigation ongoing and no current threat to the community reported. Details remain limited.

Tiny Artists, Big Movements at Barwell Road Community Center offers art and music activities for kids aged 3-5, combining physical warm-ups with educational crafts and stories.

GoTriangle is adjusting its WRX route, improving Wake Forest's transit with all-day services and peak express trips to Downtown Raleigh starting November 9.

After Hurricane Helene, Western North Carolina's scenic byways offer autumnal views and economic support to recovering communities, as noted by the N.C. Department of Transportation.

Wake County introduces a new digital map and app, Wander Wake County, providing access to the area's parks and trails, intended for both residents and visitors to enhance outdoor exploration and regional connectivity.

Wake County approves new mountain biking trails and Kellam-Wyatt County Park construction, furthering its commitment to outdoor recreation and green space.

Over 18,000 North Carolina residents have used online services to renew their licenses following the implementation of Senate Bill 245, which allows back-to-back online renewals.

Wake County Board of Commissioners approved 12 new full-time emergency medical positions due to population growth and increased demand for medical assistance.

North Carolina has opened a new Behavioral Health Urgent Care center in Pitt County, expanding mental health services with plans for more centers in the state.

Governor Stein urged the NC General Assembly to address public safety, mental health, DMV efficiency, hurricane recovery, and veteran employment, highlighting a $195 million public safety proposal and recent legislative measures.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny, mild weather for Raleigh, NC, with highs in the mid-70s and light winds. Conditions are expected to remain pleasant through the week.

Fidel Rivera, an undocumented resident in Raleigh, voluntarily returned to Mexico after living in the U.S. for decades, fearing aggressive immigration enforcement. His family, all U.S. citizens, remain in America.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will attend a charity blood drive in North Wilkesboro, NC, benefiting the Special Olympics and supporting community health.