Raleigh celebrates National Bike Month with events including the 2nd annual Historic Bike Ride highlighting LGBTQIA+ history on May 3 and promoting cycling benefits.

Treasurer Brad Briner intervenes in a lawsuit challenging a new law that alters how appointments are made to the N.C. Utilities Commission, potentially reducing the Governor's power.

The NWS forecasts a week of erratic weather for Raleigh, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures, along with warnings for damaging winds and localized flooding.

Three NC residents were arrested for child sex abuse and trafficking, with potential life sentences for two and up to 20 years per count for the third.

Chatham County is seeking applicants for various advisory committees before May 30th, including those focused on housing and climate change, with details on positions and districts available on their website.

Governor Stein announces $55 million in grants for 2,812 small businesses in Western North Carolina for Hurricane Helene recovery, emphasizing the need for more aid.

Wake Forest hosts a free bike safety event for kids and parents, including an obstacle course and gear lessons, on May 3 as part of Meet in the Street.

The I-440 and Capital Blvd interchange in Raleigh is named after Conen Morgan, a political strategist honored for public service and empowering marginalized voices.

Paul Tine has been named the new Commissioner of the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles, beginning May 6, with goals to enhance customer service and streamline DMV operations.

Raleigh's John Chavis Memorial Park is inviting artists over 18 to participate in the Artival event on June 17th, 2025, as part of the Juneteenth Celebrations.

North Carolina's Governor Stein emphasizes the importance of child care and early education, opposing federal cuts to Head Start and outlining efforts to improve the state's child care system.

A Wake County man was charged with 21 felonies for identity theft and insurance fraud, using six identities to file false claims on different dates with various insurers.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt toured Millbrook Magnet High School's Sustainable Agriculture Academy, promoting career and technical education in North Carolina.