Starting July, Raleigh Water will increase monthly bills by 4.0%, affecting households across multiple cities, to fund infrastructure upgrades and maintain reliable services.

An Iredell County man was charged with insurance fraud for falsely reporting that his daughter hit a deer when it was actually a pedestrian. Commissioner Causey emphasized the cost of fraud to consumers.

Raleigh Parks employs a herd of goats from a local company to sustainably clear invasive species at Dix Park, offering a greener, cost-effective landscaping method.

William Earl Epps Jr. faces charges of insurance fraud and attempting to obtain property by false pretense after allegedly lying about his vehicle's theft and involvement in a hit-and-run.

The NCFST partners with Ripe for Revival to offer a pay-what-you-can mobile market in Wake Forest, providing fresh produce and essentials to battle food insecurity.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Raleigh with sunny skies, then showers and thunderstorms as the week goes on, with temperatures reaching the high 80s.

A 13-year-old was arrested after a shooting in Raleigh that injured a 17-year-old, with charges including assault with a deadly weapon. The investigation is ongoing.

Bounce! Party Band will perform at Wake Forest's Friday Night on White event on June 13 from 6-9 p.m. Free music, local food, and beer sales are featured, with a focus on safety and social responsibility.

Wake County is distributing emergency kits to residents with support from the Duke Energy Foundation using a HERO grant to enhance disaster preparedness for vulnerable populations.

Raleigh's City Council approved a $1.78 billion budget for FY 2026 with no tax increase, focusing on city services and employee pay, despite flat sales tax revenue.

Wake Forest announces a free paper shredding event at Joyner Park on July 14, where residents can safely dispose of documents and contribute to recycling efforts.

A man in Martin County was charged with insurance fraud for filing duplicate claims, resulting in his arrest and raising awareness about the cost of fraud to consumers.

A Raleigh school assistant teacher, Danesha Demming, faces assault charges for striking a woman and threatening her with a knife off-campus. She is suspended with pay during the investigation.