Central North Carolina will experience sunny weather with highs around 79°F, but can expect stronger winds and a chance of showers by Sunday night. Clear conditions will resume into next week.

Raleigh Little Theater offers a performing arts class for children aged 7 to 10, held at Halifax Park, from November 3 to December 12, to teach acting basics.

Raleigh, NC, launches a Bioenergy Recovery Project to convert wastewater into renewable natural gas for powering city buses, the first in the state to do so.

The City of Raleigh invites local arts nonprofits to apply for grants up to $15,000, with applications due by January 8, 2026. Mandatory workshops are provided for new applicants.

Rolesville releases an interactive Greenway Inventory Map, detailing its 14-mile trail network with useful features for route planning and accessibility.

Governor Josh Stein and Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough held a roundtable in Winston-Salem to discuss public safety, focusing on crime response and prevention, involving law enforcement and mental health professionals.

A person was shot in Chapel Hill and a suspect is in custody facing charges including attempted murder. The shooting stemmed from an argument. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening, and police say there is no public threat.

Charles Raiford promoted to Judicial District Manager, overseeing community supervision in five North Carolina counties.

Cardon Rehabilitation & Medical Equipment USA, LLC is establishing its U.S. headquarters in Lenoir County, North Carolina, investing $4 million and adding 20 jobs.

North Carolina adds seven new sites to the National Register of Historic Places, from a hosiery mill to a modernist house, each representing the state's history.

North Carolina's Next Generation 911 system earned a national award for its resilience and innovative emergency communication, particularly during Hurricane Helene.

NC Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is set to attend the N.C. State Fair on Friday for public engagements, including a check presentation to the IIANC and partaking in the fair's opening ceremonies.

The 4th Circuit Court reinstated an exclusion of transition-related treatments from the North Carolina State Health Plan, reversing a lower court's decision.