The State Health Plan Board of Trustees is set to discuss changes to 2026 benefits to address a $507 million shortfall, including the end of the Clear Pricing Project and the introduction of new payment options and rural programs.

John Chavis Memorial Park is hosting an art event on June 17 with exhibits, a painting workshop, and light refreshments, designed to be an inclusive and engaging experience for the community.

Raleigh's 'Chavis Frolics' event at John Chavis Memorial Park will offer music, food trucks, and a special guest, inviting all ages to enjoy a free community celebration on June 18th.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, including sunny days, storms with possible severe conditions, and an overall pleasant upcoming weekend.

Local law enforcement intensifies the "Click It or Ticket" campaign to enforce seatbelt use ahead of Memorial Day, citing the life-saving importance of buckling up.

The Wake County Animal Center is reducing adoption fees to $25 for dogs in their shelter for over two weeks on National Rescue Dog Day, May 20, and offering a "name your price" promotion for cats.

Granville County is set to receive $2.3 million in road improvements from the NCDOT, covering 18 miles and targeting seven roads with resurfacing and reconstruction starting this spring and ending by fall 2026.

The Raleigh Police Department has announced free registration for their IBM STEM for Girls summer camp to promote interest in science and technology among young girls.

The Raleigh Professional Fire Fighters Association shared a history of a 1992 IGA Grocery Store fire, detailing the intense battle and resulting total loss of the store.

The Laurel Hills Community Center is hosting a Teen Party on May 23, with activities such as inflatables and bracelet-making, plus food like pizza for a $5 fee.

A hit-and-run in Raleigh injured five people, including a child, after a car flipped and struck pedestrians. The suspect remains unidentified and the investigation is ongoing.

Raleigh invites public input on its transit future at the 'Raleigh in Motion' event, focusing on integrating transportation modes through the AMP and DMS initiatives.

Wake County calls for donations of air conditioners, fans, and funds through its Cool for Wake program to protect vulnerable residents from summer heat.