Wake County Animal Center restricts minors from its adoption floor to ensure safety and reduce animal stress, allowing them to be involved post-adoption.

Raleigh weather is calm with clouds and mild temperatures, but potential showers and storms are forecasted for the coming days, including possible severe weather conditions with strong winds and hail.

Durham invites locals to an Arts Town Hall event to shape the city’s cultural plan, focusing on community input, with activities and free food at the Hayti Heritage Center.

Eula Reid is appointed as Superior Court Judge for North Carolina's Judicial District 1 by Governor Stein, filling a vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Jerry Tillett.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein invests $48 million in the CAB program to bring high-speed internet to 14,514 households and businesses in rural areas.

Human remains were found by a dog walker in southern Orange County, leading to an investigation by local authorities to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death.

Jason Johnson was named the 2025 Wells Fargo Principal of the Year at a luncheon celebrating his and other regional finalists' contributions to North Carolina education.

NCDOL launches a human trafficking awareness initiative for the lodging industry, including a website with educational resources and training to comply with a new state law.

Raleigh is set for a warm week with clear skies and high temperatures reaching the mid-90s, while evenings remain mild with gusty winds. No significant rain is expected.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appoints Walter L. Bowers, Jr. as the Director of the Governor’s Charlotte Office, citing his diverse experience in law enforcement, law, and the military.

Lucky Tree Café opens in Moore Square, Raleigh, enhancing the area's dining scene with breakfast and lunch offerings, contributing to the downtown revitalization.

Raleigh's Sanderford Road Park introduces Cardio Soul Line Dance classes for adults, combining fun and fitness through energetic dance moves every Tuesday.

Raleigh's inaugural Juneteenth event at Latta University Historic Park celebrates African American history with storytelling and music.