New signage over bridges on the Haw River improves navigation and safety for paddlers, thanks to the efforts of the Haw River Safety Collaborative and funding from the Duke Energy Foundation.

Genentech plans to invest $700 million in a new facility in Holly Springs, North Carolina, creating 420 jobs and joining the region's robust life sciences ecosystem.

Wake County has launched a new Housing Data Dashboard to provide insights into local housing market dynamics and help inform community decisions on growth and investment.

Wake County Public Libraries announced the winners of its bookmark design contest, who were chosen from over 1,000 entries and will have their designs distributed across 23 library locations.

North Carolina offers a second round of loans for local governments impacted by Hurricane Helene, with $50 million available under the Disaster Recovery Act of 2024. Applications are open until June 6.

NC By Train adjusts service for Cheerwine Festival attendance, with added stops in Salisbury on May 17, reflecting increased rail use and community event support.

Wake Forest's Family Movie Nights series begins May 24 at Joyner Park, featuring free outdoor screenings like "Monsters, Inc." with activities, food vendors, and BYO seating.

Raleigh Water has experienced delays in paper billing statements due to a vendor issue but will not penalize customers for late payments caused by this and encourages switching to electronic billing.

Raleigh's cityscape is changing with a focus on African American heritage, renaming a center as the John P. “Top” Greene African American Cultural Park and planning renovations, including a new facility.

Raleigh's Nature Preserve Park invites families to a free 'Nature Play Day' for outdoor activities, requiring no registration, on June 18 from 10 am to 12 pm.

The Raleigh Police Department will honor fallen officers during National Police Week with memorials and ceremonies, including the Wake County Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Ceremony.

Carolina Pines will host a Juneteenth celebration with music, dance, and activities for families, including a Kidz Zone for children. Attendees should bring outdoor essentials.

The Wake Forest Police reported high accident rates at local intersections, with the most dangerous being at Capital Blvd and South Main St, and urged drivers to be cautious.