Chatham County is set to improve its digital infrastructure with new high-speed internet projects, funded by NCDIT grants, to benefit over 2,000 homes and businesses.

Wake Forest Power is pruning trees near power lines on Durham Road/NC 98, causing detours and delays from Tuesday to Thursday, as part of outage prevention efforts.

North Carolina's Department of State Treasurer partnered with OpenAI for a successful 12-week pilot program using AI to reclaim unclaimed property, potentially benefiting many North Carolinians.

The N.C. State Auditor's preliminary audit finds DMV staffing levels insufficient, causing customer service issues and long wait times. The report calls for more Driver License Examiners and flexible hiring practices.

Amanda Jo Mincolla of Middlesex, NC, faces felony charges for filing fraudulent insurance claims worth $8,121.

Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt visited Forsyth Technical Community College to highlight innovative education for workforce development, focusing on the Aviation Systems Technology Program.

Two NCSHP troopers were fired after an investigation into their conduct during a fatal crash involving Tyrone Mason. They initially were put on leave and later dismissed due to credibility issues.

A 4-year-old boy in Durham died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot after finding an unsecured firearm at home. Police are investigating the incident.

The NWS has issued an extreme heat warning for central North Carolina, with heat index values possibly reaching 112 degrees, and advised precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Wake Forest opens applications for its Citizen's Academy, a seven-week course offering an in-depth look at local government operations, starting September 4.

Central North Carolina is facing high temperatures, with Raleigh advising residents to stay cool, hydrated, and informed about cooling stations and water safety.

Wake County residents have a final chance to input on the Eastern Wake Area Plan at a meeting on Thursday, ahead of shaping northeastern Wake County’s development.

Juan Garcia completes the Certified Government Chief Information Officers Program at UNC, joining professionals in public sector technology leadership.