Capital Boulevard/US 1 Reopens After Downed Power Lines Disrupt Traffic Near Wake Forest
Capital Boulevard/US 1 has reopened after downed power lines caused by strong winds forced it to close, disrupting traffic and requiring repairs by Duke Energy crews.
North Carolina Launches Heat Stress Advisory Council to Protect Workers Amid Rising Temperatures
North Carolina's Labor Commissioner, Luke Farley, has established a Heat Stress Advisory Council to address workplace safety in high temperatures, featuring members from various sectors and focusing on enhancing heat-related safety regulations.
Wake Forest Honors Veterans Day as Town Offices Close but Essential Services Continue Unaffected
Wake Forest announces town office closures for Veterans Day, but confirms essential services like waste collection will continue. Yard waste teams will adapt schedules, transit will run normally, and town operations resume Nov. 12.
North Carolina to Optimize Federal Workforce Pell Grants for Skills Training and Economic Growth
North Carolina prepares to utilize new Workforce Pell grants for career training programs, with support from various state institutions, aiming to enhance employment opportunities and skills development.
North Carolina Enhances Veteran Support with Extended Service Hours and New Digital Resources on Eve of Veteran's Day
North Carolina announces extended service hours and a new digital initiative to aid veterans, with the support of Governor Josh Stein and community organizations, enhancing access to healthcare, housing, employment, and peer support.
Raleigh Water Announces Temporary Suspension of Payment Services to Launch New Billing Portal
Raleigh Water's billing system will be offline from Nov. 7-11 for a portal upgrade, affecting payment and service processes; emergency services will continue. Late fees and disconnections are suspended temporarily.












