Over 70 high schoolers in North Carolina were honored for completing the SEED Program, which prepares them for careers in advanced manufacturing and agriculture.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory and Extreme Heat Watch for central North Carolina, warning of heat index values up to 112 degrees and the increased risk of heat-related illnesses.

Durham residents and officials protest ICE arrests at a courthouse, citing safety and due process concerns; ICE's presence leads to widespread fear and potential impacts on community activities.

Dr. Kevin Ricker will present "Photographing the Haw River" at the Chatham Community Library, showcasing images of the Haw River's wildlife and ecosystems.

Raleigh's Dix Park celebrates 10 years since its transformation from a mental facility to an urban park, reflecting on growth and diverse visitor experiences.

A 17-year-old was killed and two men were injured in unrelated shootings in Durham, with one incident resulting in additional property damage. No arrests have been reported; police investigations are ongoing.

I-40 East in Orange County will have night closures between off and on ramps of Old NC-86 due to bridge construction. Detours are available with updates on DriveNC.gov.

The president of Tobacco Road Sports Cafés in North Carolina pled guilty to embezzling over $1.7 million in sales tax and received a suspended sentence.

Chatham County extends the candidate filing period for the 2025 municipal elections, allowing extra time to file for local offices including Goldston Commissioner and Sanitary District board.

Raleigh's Method Road Community Center is offering a new Beginner English Class for adults to aid in English literacy, with engaging activities and no prior knowledge required.

Governor Josh Stein tours the Coca-Cola Consolidated facility in Charlotte, supports apprenticeship programs, and emphasizes non-traditional education paths for a stronger workforce in North Carolina.

Dementia Capable Cares will host a free dementia support training session on Aug. 18 at Five Points for Active Adults center in Raleigh to educate the community.

Former assisted living executive Charles Gross pled guilty to state tax embezzlement and received both an active and suspended sentence plus probation and restitution orders.