Durham County announces a new water quality project with the use of an "Algal Floway" system, emphasizing its importance for complying with state regulations and improving the aquatic ecosystem.

Wake Forest announces its 52nd annual Independence Day Celebration with family events on July 3-4, including fireworks, music by The Ray Band, food trucks, and children's activities.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation awards $1 million in grants to five entities for integrating Advanced Air Mobility into local infrastructures.

Wake Forest celebrates Flag Day with a community ceremony at WFCAA featuring a flag-raising, National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, and historical insights.

Raleigh hosts the 2025 Summer Concert Series with local artists at Pullen and Fred Fletcher Parks, featuring free evening shows on Sundays until September 21.

North Carolina drivers avoid a large insurance rate increase as Commissioner Causey settles with the N.C. Rate Bureau, capping the hike at 5% and reducing motorcycle rates by 16.3%.

ChurchNet Foundation's 20th anniversary celebration is on Thursday at the Renaissance Centre in Wake Forest, featuring music, speeches, and community spirit.

Wake County in North Carolina will stop accepting in-person property tax payments in four towns by July 1, 2025, shifting towards digital and mail payment options.

An 11-year-old girl, shot and wounded, sought help at Durham Rescue Mission, as seen in a surveillance video. The non-fatal shooting incident is under investigation by Durham police.

Raleigh Water begins major upgrades to downtown water and sewer infrastructure, replacing pipes and repairing sewer lines to ensure reliable services.

The National Weather Service warns of strong to severe storms with damaging winds in central North Carolina, including Raleigh, with a chance of heavy rain and high temperatures throughout the week.

Fayetteville police investigate a fatal shooting at Liberty Square Apartments, with one dead from a gunshot wound. No arrests or suspects yet identified.

Chatham County offers free computer training and laptops to residents to improve job-readiness and bridge the digital divide, funded by a state grant.