Governor Josh Stein briefed on Hurricane Erin's impact on North Carolina, urging caution due to dangerous conditions, flooding, and rip currents, with state emergency resources on standby.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced a $1.87 million grant for rural economic growth, creating 170 jobs and attracting over $74.5 million in private investment.

A fire in downtown Carrboro led to E. Main Street being closed, causing traffic delays and smoke. The cause is under investigation; authorities advise avoiding the area.

Wake Forest announces overnight lane closures on Retail Drive from August 25 to 28 due to the 2025 Road Resurfacing Project, affecting traffic between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Raleigh hosts "Boleros y Libros," a free cultural event mixing Latin ballads and literature at the city museum on September 21, featuring artist Ana Jimena.

North Carolina celebrates the opening of a new Thermo Fisher Scientific facility in Mebane, emphasizing the state's growing biotech industry and job creation.

Raleigh's weather forecast promises a mix of sun and clouds with moderate temps, calm winds, and potential for light showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

"Spirits of Wake Forest" ghost walks return in fall, offering eerie tours in Downtown Wake Forest from Sept 25 to Oct 30, with tickets on sale Sept 4.

Wake Forest's Community Celebration of the Arts event, featuring artist Luke Vandergriff, offers a mix of performances, activities, and art displays for all to enjoy on October 11.

The Raleigh Youth Council invites local high schoolers for civic engagement and leadership opportunities, offering advocacy, community service, and event participation.

The Wake County Board of Commissioners approved over $8 million for opioid crisis efforts, with funds from settlements with Purdue Pharma, the Sackler Family, and generic opioid manufacturers.

Raleigh unveiled Hope Village at Method, a supportive housing community for young adults leaving foster care, featuring eight dedicated units and services to aid their transition.

Chatham County is hosting a program to honor those lost to drug overdoses, which includes a naloxone training session, on August 29 at the Wren Memorial Library.