U.S. Attorney W. Ellis Boyle will outline prosecutorial priorities for his office at a Raleigh press conference, possibly impacting various legal areas.

Mordecai Historic Park will host 'Spellbound at Mordecai' on October 25, featuring family-friendly Halloween activities, a costume contest, a haunted tour, a market, and stage performances.

Wake Forest re-launches a mobile market with Ripe for Revival to enhance food security, offering locally-sourced items and a sliding scale payment system. Health resources are also available at the market.

Durham and Roxboro residents are invited to give input on a proposed 26-mile trail connecting both cities, with public workshops and an online survey available.

Durham and Roxboro invite residents to share ideas on a new 26-mile trail through workshops and an online survey, aiming to enhance local transportation and community links.

The CDA is allocating $3 million in ARPA funds to eight affordable housing projects in St. Louis to accelerate development and use funds before the 2026 deadline.

Governor Josh Stein advises NC residents on summer preparedness, covering heat safety and hurricane readiness, including hydration, monitoring vulnerable groups, staying informed on the weather, and emergency kit preparation.

North Carolina introduces its first Mobile Opioid Treatment Program to increase access to OUD services, especially in rural areas, amidst a 25% surge in treatment demand.

NC's train service NC By Train reports a 4% ridership increase in early 2025, with over 355,000 passengers, bolstered by service enhancements and wide appeal.

Garner's Town Council members will interact with citizens during Leadership Garner Town Hall Day on August 14, aiming to improve communication with residents.

Officer Daniel Mills of the Raleigh Police Department became the first to earn the Level 4 ribbon in the OCTP for his expertise in knowledge, skill, and sparring.

North Carolina and Georgia are collaborating to create an AAM corridor for air taxis and drones between Charlotte and Atlanta, with potential expansion to include South Carolina.

Wake Forest Town Hall and other offices are closed on Labor Day, Sept. 1, with no trash/recycling collection. Services resume with a one-day delay, and yard waste collection starts at 7 a.m. on Tuesday. Bulk pickups can be scheduled for Wednesday.