Ypsomed is investing $195.4 million to open its first North American manufacturing site in Holly Springs, NC, expected to create 62 jobs and focus on self-administered injection systems.

South Franklin Street will have asphalt repairs beyond Triumph Lane by Town crew on Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., without lane closures but with caution advised.

N.C. Department of Information Technology introduced the North Carolina Digital Skills Standards to combat digital divide and enhance residents' digital literacy across various essential areas.

The NC State Board of Elections released provisional ballot figures from the October 7 municipal elections, detailing their verification process before the official results.

Raleigh's Greenway After Dark Series offers residents outdoor exercise and company on the greenway during winter evenings, with staff support and pet-friendly options.

Wake County Libraries introduce the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge to foster early literacy in children, encouraging families to read together to reach or exceed 1,000 books before school starts.

Gov. Stein of North Carolina advocates for mental health investments to boost public safety, highlighting Integrated Family Services in Greenville and their upcoming Behavioral Health Urgent Care.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein honored Biogen's 30-year presence and a new $2 billion investment, citing job creation and economic benefits. Biogen also donated $250,000 to Durham Technical Community College.

Chatham County Public Libraries celebrate National Friends of Libraries Week, recognizing the contributions of Friends groups to library resources and advocacy.

Garner's Police Department recruitment video won third place at the 3CMA Awards, highlighting their creative approach to attracting new officers and showcasing community involvement.

A woman from Wilson County, named Heather Ann Robinson, faces 190 charges for insurance fraud, identity theft, and unlicensed medical practice, having fraudulently gained over $87,000.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable fall weather for Raleigh, NC, including cool temperatures, chances of rain over the weekend, and clearer skies expected by Columbus Day.

North Carolina agencies are securing funding for food programs amid a federal shutdown, ensuring SNAP and WIC benefits through October, with uncertainty beyond that.