North Carolina's Department of Health and Human Services launched an electronic health records system across state health facilities, enhancing patient care and data security.

Carrboro police warn of increased traffic as schools reopen, urging caution among students, pedestrians, and drivers, with a focus on safety and traffic law enforcement.

Wake Forest Power restored power after an outage affected over 40 customers, with the cause under investigation and no immediate restoration timeline announced.

Christopher Skipper of Roanoke Rapids received a 210-month prison sentence for child exploitation offenses, in addition to a breach of federal supervised release terms from a prior conviction.

North Carolina partners with Hello Heart to offer preventive heart health tools to rural members of the State Health Plan, providing resources like blood pressure monitors and a health-tracking app.

Chatham County Board of Elections is moving to a new location to improve voter accessibility and enhance services, with temporary closure scheduled during the move at the end of August 2025.

A man was hospitalized after a daytime shooting in Wake County, with homes and vehicles hit by gunfire; the incident has heightened local safety concerns.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts sunny days and mild temperatures, with highs around 80-87°F and light winds, providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

NCDOT has reopened NC12 on Pea and Hatteras islands to locals, with visitor access set to resume shortly. The road still shows signs of water and sand despite efforts to clear it.

Wake Forest Power received the Public Power Awards of Excellence for their sustainable practices and dedication to community service in North Carolina.

Dare County announces the phased re-entry for Hatteras Island and NC 12 reopening at noon, with full public access resuming Sunday at 5 a.m., despite ongoing caution for residual sand and water on the road.

Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell completed the challenging police academy fitness test, demonstrating high physical fitness and gaining appreciation for the demands of police work.

The Raleigh Police Department honored 14-year-old Abby with the title of Honorary Major at their Special Operations Division for her spirit and law enforcement aspirations.