Raleigh offers a series of fall and Halloween events for all ages, including free festivals, craft activities, ghost tours, and educational programs for kids.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with highs reaching the low 80s today in Raleigh, increasing to the high 80s and potentially low 90s by the weekend, with a chance of showers Sunday.

Hundreds protest in Raleigh and Durham on Labor Day against the influence of the wealthy on government, as part of a national AFL-CIO initiative for workers' rights.

Michelle Carlton has been appointed as the new warden of the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women, bringing over 20 years of corrections experience to oversee operations and management.

New license plate agency opens in Kitty Hawk, NC on Sept. 4, offering vehicle registration and title services.

The Bragtown Branch of the Durham County Library will extend its Monday hours to 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., starting September 8, to better serve its community.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in Carrboro and Chapel Hill on Sept. 12 will feature galleries, live music, performances, and more, open to the public for cultural engagement.

Carrboro is installing bicycle detection systems at signalized intersections to improve safety and efficiency for cyclists, potentially causing minor traffic disruptions during installation.

Raleigh's Five Points for Active Adults center is starting 'Visions of Peace' art workshops with artist Adrienne Garnett for adults 18+, focusing on expressing emotions through art.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults offers a watercolor class for seniors in September, teaching techniques and letting participants create original artwork.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation is hosting a Guided Paddle Day at Falls Lake, with kayaking, and paddleboarding, for $15 on October 18th, requiring registration.

Wake Forest nears completion of a road resurfacing project, addressing over 60 streets, with the last phase including asphalt work, full depth patching, and ADA ramp updates.

The Goldston Public Library is hosting a free educational session on houseplants, led by Master Gardeners, with no registration needed on September 18.