Raleigh's 2025 Pavement Rejuvenation Program will use a rejuvenator treatment on 21.7 miles of road to extend street life and reduce the need for resurfacing.

A 64-year-old woman died after a pickup truck hit her car in Fayetteville; the truck's driver faces multiple charges including misdemeanor death by vehicle.

A woman in Goldsboro was critically injured in an early Sunday shooting, discovered by police after ShotSpotter detected gunfire. No suspects yet as investigations continue.

Durham man, Richard Ferguson Jr., was killed in a hit-and-run at a bus stop. Police seek an orange Jeep involved in the incident and are asking for the public's help.

Durham Police investigated two separate shootings early Sunday, with one victim in critical condition and the other stable; incidents appear isolated.

Governor Stein of NC praises outgoing Transportation Secretary Joey Hopkins for his service and welcomes his successor, decorated Navy veteran Daniel Johnson.

Raleigh updates its development rules to enhance safety and comfort for pedestrians and cyclists, addressing safety concerns and sustainability goals.

Raleigh is forecasted to experience a week of heavy rain and thunderstorms, with the National Weather Service predicting increased chances of precipitation and possible flash flooding in the region.

Raleigh invites candidates to a job fair on September 25 to explore roles in city operations, with the opportunity to meet staff and learn about the community impact.

Durham residents raise concerns about speeding on Duke Street and Gregson Street/Vickers Avenue; the city and NCDOT plan safety improvements, with an open house for public input scheduled.

The Raleigh Police Department hosted an FBI-LEEDA course on media and public relations, focusing on improving communication and trust with the community.

Raleigh's forecast includes sun, potential showers, and storms, with humidity and mid-80s temperatures. A mixed weather pattern with chances of rain and thunderstorms is expected throughout the week.

Public hearing set for September 25 in Garner to discuss a variance request for two flag lots within a subdivision, potentially deviating from the standard zoning rules.