Raleigh's Budget Office releases the FY26 Program Catalog, offering detailed insights into city spending and programs for greater transparency in local government operations.

The NCDOT named a highway after Senator Thomas F. Taft Sr. and a bridge after Patrolman Paul Williams. It also reported on hurricane season's end, noting completed and ongoing storm repairs.

NC Governor Stein met with law enforcement in Wilmington, discussing a public safety approach emphasizing prevention, collaboration, and fair compensation for officers.

Novartis is investing $771 million in North Carolina's Research Triangle, creating 700 jobs by 2030, expanding gene therapy production in Durham, and opening a solid dosage production facility in Morrisville.

Governor Stein and NCDHHS announce a $3.75 million funding increase for the WNC Thrive initiative to support mental health and recreational programs for children and families affected by Hurricane Helene.

VectorTex USA, a subsidiary of Australian company Vector Technologies, is opening a $6 million manufacturing facility in Elizabethtown, NC, creating 44 jobs.

Kisha Scotton of NC's Wage & Hour Bureau was named Vice-Chair of the NASWA Wage & Hour Committee, celebrating her and the bureau's efforts in labor law compliance.

The NCDHHS Office of Rural Health celebrates National Rural Health Day and honors Dr. David Pope as NC's 'Community Star' for advancing rural healthcare.

Eaton is investing $7 million to expand its aerospace manufacturing operations in Middlesex, NC, adding 30 jobs and boosting the local economy with an increased payroll. The expansion is partly funded by the One North Carolina Fund grant.

A 16-year-old faces second-degree murder charges for a DUI crash in Holly Springs, killing a cyclist and injuring another driver. His BAC was .11; police have investigated his pattern of underage drinking.

The Women's Literary Readers of Southeast Raleigh aims to foster community and growth through monthly book discussions at John P. "Top" Greene Center, with key figure Patricia Nwosu contributing her expertise in education and community engagement.

Raleigh, North Carolina, faces a wet week with light rain and potential thunderstorms; the National Weather Service predicts highs of 65°F and a 60% chance of precipitation. Visibility is low, impacting morning commutes.

Durham workers and activists demand Duke University protect their communities after a Federal Border Patrol operation led to the detention of several people, advocating for a Fourth Amendment Workplace pledge and privacy training.