Chatham Community Library offers tech literacy classes in May and June, including drop-in tech assistance and sessions on Microsoft Excel and the Libby app.

Wake County reports a 27% increase in homelessness in the latest Point-in-Time count, with improved data accuracy due to better survey tools and increased volunteer participation.

Jennifer Herbert earns the Main Street America Revitalization Professional credential, a top honor for her work in downtown development and revitalization in Wake Forest.

Troopers under investigation after a chase led to a fatal crash, with bodycam footage revealing attempts to downplay the pursuit. Charges against the officers were dismissed in nearly 200 cases.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk event in Carrboro and Chapel Hill will feature galleries, studios, live music, and poetry on May 9th, inviting community participation.

Wake County Manager David Ellis proposed a $2.1 billion budget focusing on public safety, education, and community services, including response to growth and state mandates.

North Carolina offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to the capture of escapee Francisco Cardenas, with the U.S. Marshals adding another $5,000.

The article describes the sunny and warm weather expected in Raleigh, with a high near 80 degrees and possible gusts of wind. A chance of showers is forecasted for later in the week.

Governor Josh Stein announced State Employee Recognition Week in North Carolina, praising the contributions of state employees to the community's quality of life.

U.S. 70 East in Garner will have one lane closed for the Complete 540 project, potentially slowing traffic from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily over two weeks.

Henderson, NC plans a new mobility hub, with NCDOT and the City inviting public input at open houses in May. The hub will integrate various transport modes and is part of the S-Line rail project.

Wake County announces the start of a new master planning process for its parks and open spaces, emphasizing community engagement and future growth needs.

Raleigh observes Public Service Recognition Week, honoring its nearly 7,000 public servants, from park maintenance to water lab techs, for their contributions to community life.