A two-vehicle crash closed Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest. One person was hospitalized with minor injuries and the road has reopened. Causes and damage assessment remain undisclosed.

Governor Stein visited Southport after a shooting to convey sympathy and discuss safety, also addressing coastal weather concerns and emergency preparedness due to storms.

NCDIT partners with Kramden Institute and NC TECH for Device Drive 2025 to collect used tech for North Carolinians lacking computers, enhancing digital access.

Raleigh's Sanderford Road Park is hosting a free meditation workshop on Oct. 4 for adults to learn focus and breathing techniques. No registration is required for the event starting at 11 a.m.

Raleigh's weather forecast shows a 50% chance of morning showers, overcast skies giving way to a high of 74°F, followed by fair weather and sunny days toward the weekend.

North Carolina has started its annual wildlife oral rabies vaccination program, particularly targeting wild racoons in western counties, to prevent the spread of the disease.

Wake Forest is hosting a public meeting for community input on a new skate park and pump track. The project progresses with design and construction managed by New Line Skatepark Inc.

Chatham County departments have been recognized with the 2024 Annual Safety Awards from the North Carolina Department of Labor for their commitment to workplace safety.

Wake Forest concludes its flag-raising ceremonies honoring veterans with a tribute to late U.S. Army vet Patrick McLivain on October 6 at Centennial Plaza.

The Wake County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam involving a fake NCDOT worker selling nonexistent surplus concrete to residents. They advise verifying worker credentials and being cautious of unsolicited offers.

The DCRC is observing Domestic Violence Awareness Month with events, including a "Reading of the Names" ceremony, a silent walk, and a "Survive & Thrive" event to empower survivors.

Chatham Community Library hosts "King James," a play by PlayMakers Repertory Company, blending basketball, friendship, and drama on October 2, from 4-6 pm.

Governor Josh Stein visited western North Carolina to mark one year after Hurricane Helene, commemorating victims and acknowledging rebuilding progress.