Raleigh anticipates variable weather with partly sunny skies today, a slight chance of rain tonight, and increased rain likelihood on Monday night and Tuesday.

Durham is changing its online payment vendor to InfoSend on November 3, requiring residents to create new accounts for their utility and general bills.

Rock Quarry Road in NC will have nightly closures due to Phase 2 of the Complete 540 project, with detours provided via Old Baucom and Auburn Knightdale Roads.

Durham County prepares for Veterans Day with "Operation Green Light for Veterans," lighting up county buildings in green to show support and raise awareness for veterans' issues.

Wake County is seeking public feedback on its Parks and Recreation master plan through community events, a virtual meeting, and an online survey to shape the future of its open spaces.

The NCDMV has launched a program to help firefighters and first responders easily obtain driver licenses for emergency vehicles through on-site testing.

North Carolina awarded over $25 million in grants to enhance road safety initiatives statewide, aiming to reduce traffic incidents and promote secure travel.

Raleigh experienced a frosty morning, with a National Weather Service advisory for potential plant damage. A sunny day with a high near 65 degrees is expected, and there's a slight chance of rain late Sunday.

N.C. Department of Transportation dedicated a bridge to a fallen officer and launched a safety campaign to reduce impaired driving ahead of Halloween.

A high-speed chase on I-40 in Wake County ended in a two-car crash. The suspect, Jaquan Lanautis Page, was arrested and faces several charges. No one else was injured.

Governor Stein of North Carolina signs Senate Bill 449 to aid law enforcement, state ferries, and enhance state flexibility post-Hurricane Helene, while urging the legislature to address healthcare, public safety, and salaries.

The West Regional Library in Cary reopens after renovations, offering modernized amenities like improved workspaces, a teen nook, and high-efficiency upgrades.

Gov. Stein praises North Carolina's workforce, highlighting education's role in attracting industries and announcing a $500,000 investment into a veterans' training program, with recent business expansions creating over 28,000 jobs in the state.