North Carolina Retirement Systems is updating its ORBIT portal with a new ID.me single sign-on login to improve security and ease of use, set to launch in early 2026.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather for Raleigh, NC, including rain, fog, thunderstorms, followed by clearer, sunny conditions towards the weekend.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation introduces a new Pilates class for active adults, led by Lawrence Bivins, focusing on flexibility, strength, and posture improvement.

Raleigh Water is set to introduce a new self-service portal in November, enhancing user experience but requiring a temporary blackout period for the transition.

Chatham Community Library hosts Mud Dauber School for a free seminar on natural building methods, highlighting sustainable techniques like cob and straw bale construction.

North Carolina's SNAP recipients face delays in benefits due to a federal government shutdown, with state officials urging immediate USDA action to prevent hunger among 1.4 million people.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina emphasized the link between public safety and mental health, proposing a $195 million safety package, advocating for Medicaid funding, and stressing mental health services improvement.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will honor Matthews Fire & EMS with the Commissioner's Award and address the Charlotte Rotary Club on Tuesday, October 28.

NC Governor Josh Stein leads a delegation to Tokyo to strengthen ties with Japan, focusing on economic and cultural partnerships and showcasing NC's investment opportunities.

Leslie Henley named Judicial District Manager in Cumberland County, overseeing community supervision operations.

Raleigh's Five Points Center for Active Adults offers affordable art classes in collage, watercolor painting, and open studio critiques, led by artist Adrienne Garnett. Classes are open to adults over 18.

Raleigh is bracing for a wet week, with rain and possible thunderstorms forecasted by NWS, alongside cool temperatures and gusty winds, although sunny conditions are expected by the weekend.

Wake Forest introduces a food waste composting program, using the CompostHere app to facilitate residents' participation and reduce landfill methane emissions.