Chapel Hill Police Department has moved into a new, state-of-the-art headquarters, focusing on officer wellness and community relations, leaving behind their old problematic building.

A newborn discovered in a trash can has resulted in serious charges against a Lee County woman. Authorities say Mishayla Elisabeth Iles, 29, of Sanford, NC, was arrested after being released from medical care and is charged with attempted first-degree murder and concealing the birth of a child. The infant remains hospitalized in stable condition as the investigation continues.

Chatham Community Library is hosting a Veterans Coffee Break on September 30 to support local veterans with resources, benefits information, and camaraderie.

Wake Forest is planning a new skate park and pump track, with a public meeting scheduled for September 30 to solicit community input on the project's design and facilities, which will also include basketball and fitness courts.

The National Weather Service forecasts wet and potentially hazardous weather for Raleigh, with a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, and a risk of flooding.

Governor Stein focuses on aiding western North Carolina's recovery post-Hurricane Helene, emphasizing small business support, tourism, and home restoration funding.

The Biltmore Hills community will hold its second annual Dance for the Cure event on Oct. 4 to support cancer survivors and those battling cancer, featuring line dances, food, and vendors, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a Business Summit on October 15 to support local businesses, featuring a panel, showcases, and networking opportunities. Registration is available on Eventbrite.

Brier Creek Park hosts a Halloween event for children ages 5-12 featuring pumpkin decorating and s'mores making, with a $10 fee and required pre-registration.

Raleigh's Active Adult Program is organizing a trip to the Whirligig Festival, celebrating the kinetic art of Vollis Simpson in Wilson County, with music, food, and vendors. The event takes place on Nov. 1, with a $15 fee.

Celebrating Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week with a focus on Naterra McQueen's contributions to overseeing health standards in Wake County since 2005.

Brier Creek Park introduces a kids' tumbling class, "Rumblin' Tumblers," focusing on basic gymnastics skills, coordination, balance, and self-esteem, led by instructor Alyssa Deberry.

The second annual Engage Raleigh Expo gathered 300 residents and 90 exhibitors for workshops and talks on community engagement, featuring a keynote by Dr. Valencia Hicks-Harris.