Raleigh's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with highs in the mid-80s and mild Northeast breezes. A slight chance of rain and thunderstorms is expected towards the weekend with temperatures remaining warm.

NCCU revises homecoming event protocols aiming to increase safety after last year's shootings, with changes including restricted campus parking, earlier event end times, and off-campus visitor shuttles.

The Haunted Trolley Tour in downtown Raleigh offers a spooky historical experience, suitable for ages six and up. Book in advance for tours in October.

The Eastern District of North Carolina's U.S. Attorney's Office participated in National Night Out events to strengthen community-law enforcement relationships.

The North Carolina OSA found fraudulent activities within Mount Olive's Water Department and Municipal Airport, including an employee avoiding utility cutoffs and a loss of over $210,000. Recommendations have been made for corrective action.

North Carolina ended its fiscal year with a General Fund revenue of $34.56 billion, slightly above the budget by 1.2%, but below early projections by 0.4%.

Raleigh Parks offers a tumbling class for kids aged 4-5, teaching basic skills and promoting physical and social development. Classes run every Wednesday in September, costing $40.

Raleigh introduces a parent-toddler yoga series at Hill Street Park, focusing on fun activities and physical fitness for children aged 3-5, starting September 6.

Two children were safely recovered after a Raleigh carjacking Thursday night. Suspects Mateo Medina and Chardazha Alston face kidnapping and assault charges following their arrest at Duke Raleigh Hospital.

The Triangle Expressway extension in North Carolina was recognized for its use of innovative technology and is competing for national honors in the America's Transportation Awards.

Raleigh man sentenced to 25 years for distributing child sexual abuse material via KIK, with law enforcement finding over 20,000 instances at his home.

Non-profit Dementia Capable Cares is hosting free educational sessions on dementia support at the Five Points for Active Adults in Raleigh, on Aug. 18 and Sept. 23.

Durham BOCC announces its meeting on August 11, 2025, at 7 p.m., welcoming the public for live attendance and reminding of health protocols. It'll broadcast online and on local channels, with options for later viewing.