Two Beaufort County men received federal prison sentences for narcotics distribution, with Bobby Lee Moore, Jr. getting 20 years, and Andre Trell Hamilton sentenced to 10 years.

A Sampson County man won a $130,000 jackpot from a $1 Cash 5 lottery ticket just before his 40th birthday and plans to buy a truck and save for retirement.

Chatham Community Library will host a discussion titled "Henry David Thoreau: America's First Yogi," exploring Thoreau's yogic connections, led by Jeshua Pacifici.

Carrboro's Mayor proclaimed Sept. 20, 2025, as "Community School for People Under Six 55th Anniversary Celebration Day" in honor of the school's impact since 1970.

A Gaston County man, Samuel Collins, is charged with insurance fraud for allegedly submitting fake documents to Integon General Insurance Corp. to receive unearned payouts.

Construction on Jones Dairy Road for the Quail Crossing Subdivision will cause lane closures between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. on September 23, prompting potential delays.

Rolesville's Planning Department launches GovWell, a new online tool to streamline development applications, excluding NC Building Code-related permits.

The forecast for Raleigh predicts sunny and clear weather with highs in the 80s and comfortable evenings in the mid-60s, with a chance of showers by midweek.

Raleigh introduces a new streamlined process for state-sponsored construction projects, promising a two-business-day response time to inquiries, aiming for clarity, efficiency, and support for contractors.

Saint Monica Teen Center in the city announced free cooking classes named "Cooking With Teens," starting September 23 for youths aged 12-18, offering a range of recipes and practical skills.

Governor Josh Stein seeks $13.5 billion for North Carolina's Hurricane Helene recovery, meeting with Trump administration and Congress for funds to support residential, business, and infrastructure repair.

Hill Street Neighborhood Center is hosting a Halloween-themed educational event on October 27 for kids aged 2-5, focusing on the alphabet through crafts, stories, and songs. Pre-registration and an $8 fee are required.

Two SUVs were shot at in separate incidents in Durham, one carrying a woman and children, with no injuries, and another with two adults, injuring both. Police are investigating; no suspects identified.