A school bus and truck collision in Moore County injured several high school students; the bus kept upright, avoiding a turnover. An investigation is ongoing.

NCDHHS announces "Ignite Your Future: A Project Spark Event" to support job opportunities for individuals with I/DD, including resources, networking, and peer mentoring.

Raleigh's network of over 700 traffic signals is highly coordinated, with remote timing adjustments, backup batteries, and responsive sensors to efficiently manage traffic flow.

The Method Road Community Center is hosting a free SPOOK-tacular Fall Festival for children aged 4-11 on October 3rd, featuring games, music, and healthy treats.

Wilson County government offices close on Labor Day, with ARRIVE Transportation operating on a Saturday schedule. Essential services continue as normal.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey honors Chalk and Gibbs Insurance with the Commissioner's Century Award and the Order of the Guardian Award in Morehead City.

The NC Investment Authority Board held its first meeting to manage over $200 billion in state funds, marking a shift from the sole fiduciary model towards a board governance structure.

The forecast in Raleigh includes mostly sunny weather with mild temperatures in the low 80s during the day and around 60 at night, according to the NWS.

Wake County Sheriff's deputies educated kids at Saint Monica Center on impaired driving dangers using Fatal Vision Goggles to simulate intoxication effects.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office warns of a sophisticated scam involving fake offers to enroll in diversion programs after making bond, advising skepticism of unfamiliar calls.

Rolesville is conducting a search for a new Fire Chief, using PoliHire and community input via a survey to find a candidate that fits the town's vision.

The Raleigh Police Department hosts a 'Coffee with a Cop' event to improve community relations, inviting citizens to meet officers over coffee at Sir Walter Coffee on August 29.

Wake County schools may face a crisis with expected SNAP cuts, which could impact the district's ability to feed students due to rising food costs and require significant changes to school meal programs.