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.

Alston Lamonte Parker received a 15-year federal prison sentence for drug and firearm offenses after a joint operation between the Halifax County Sheriff's Office and the ATF.

NC Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey offers advice to vehicle owners following a rise in car break-ins, suggesting preventive measures and reviewing insurance coverage.

Gov. Stein of NC urges coastal vigilance amid Hurricane Erin, warning of floods and rip currents, as state officials prepare for emergency responses and evacuations.

Daniel Wayne Locklear, a convict, was sentenced to 17 years in prison for shooting an off-duty Dunn Police Officer and violating federal release terms.

NCDOT warns against travel as Hurricane Erin nears North Carolina, with potential for road damage and flooding; crews are prepared, and ferry services have been suspended.

North Carolina reveals a strategic plan to become a leader in public education by 2030, focusing on educator pay, student achievement, math instruction, college admissions, and mental health.

Gov. Josh Stein visited West Henderson High to highlight a healthcare workforce program, promoting post-hurricane recovery and economic support in North Carolina.

A sinkhole near Mellow Mushroom on US 1A at Wake Drive is causing traffic delays, with no set time for road reopening. NCDOT is assessing the situation.

The NWS forecasts a cooler day in Raleigh with highs near 85, a north wind, and less humidity. Temperatures will drop to 67 at night. The weekend should be mostly sunny with potential showers on Sunday.

North Carolina's Governor declares a State of Emergency as Hurricane Erin approaches, initiating mandatory evacuations and opening shelters for residents and pets to mitigate cyclone threats.

The City of Raleigh Museum hosts a free "Family Fun Day Zines!" event for kids to learn and create DIY zines on September 13, fostering creativity and family bonding.

Fayetteville man, Courtney Matthews, was sentenced to 40 years for running a large drug trafficking operation distributing cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl, along with charges for money laundering and firearm possession.