Two people associated with the Courtney Jordan Foundation have been charged with fraud in Durham, with outstanding warrants for their arrest. The foundation is also implicated in other fraudulent schemes and non-payment of employees.

A pedestrian ignoring an Amtrak train's warning was fatally hit in Durham, causing traffic disruption with two intersections closed during the investigation.

Wake County highlights Cristofer LeClair, an environmental consultant, for his six years of service ensuring health and safety across various establishments.

Renowned author Kamal Bell to speak at Chatham Community Library about his book "Akeem Keeps Bees" on October 25th, highlighting bee conservation and sustainable agriculture.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has expressed frustration over a deadlock in the General Assembly that's threatening Medicaid funding and federal dollars for healthcare.

Durham County's main library will extend its hours to include Sundays, while the Bragtown Branch adjusts its weekly schedule, responding to community needs for more accessibility.

Duke Healthcare and Aetna are in critical negotiations as their contract nears expiration, which could affect North Carolina's State Health Plan members who may need new providers if talks fail.

The N.C. Turnpike Authority's Complete 540 Phase 1 is a finalist for a national transportation award and could win a $10,000 prize for charity with online votes.

Forest Ridge Park is hosting a sunset hike on October 22, offering guided lakeside trails and equipment for participants aged 14 and up, for a fee of $6.

The Durham Board of County Commissioners discussed education, environmental conservation, and community programs at their September 22 meeting, highlighting events like the DPS 2025 College Fair and initiatives like the LIHR program.

Raleigh's Five Points Center starts an LGBTQ+ film series, with "Bessie" screening on Oct. 7 and "Victor/Victoria" on Oct. 28. Registration is required for the free events.

Governor Stein highlights North Carolina's progress in recovering from Hurricane Helene, with most infrastructure repaired and programs to aid local governments and businesses in place.

Raleigh announces youth basketball programs for ages 5-17, with registration open Oct. 1-14. The season starts with practices in November and games in December, featuring a special Signing Day event with activities on Oct. 11.