A middle school teacher in Alamance County, Derek Tang, was charged with simple assault on a student, prompting a police investigation and his suspension with pay.

Two deadly traffic incidents in Fayetteville killed a moped rider and a pedestrian in separate accidents, prompting police investigations and a call for public assistance.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation invites 8 to 14-year-olds to free monthly mountain bike rides. Safety gear required; registration recommended but drop-ins allowed.

Deputy Chief Bob Grossman is set to become the interim police chief of the Zebulon Police Department starting January 1, 2025, succeeding outgoing Chief Jacqui Boykin.

The Wheels Roller Skating Rink is nearing its 2025 opening at Merrick-Moore Park, with Durham Parks and Recreation getting ready for the final stages of preparation.

Wake County plans to renovate West Regional Library in Cary, starting January 2025, with updates including new floors, paint, and furniture to improve functionality and user experience.

Governor Roy Cooper launches the Tech Resource Finder, a digital tool created to help North Carolinians access internet-related resources, such as digital skills classes and public computer access points.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation has released a map showing proposed locations for new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations as part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.

The NC Governor's Highway Safety Program launches the "Holiday Booze It & Lose It" campaign, with increased patrols and sobriety checkpoints to prevent impaired driving.

A fire in Goldsboro townhomes, likely started by an electronic device, caused $100,000 in damage and displaced residents, with a Raleigh man heroically rescuing an elderly man.

Bo Ferguson is appointed as Durham's next city manager, taking over from Wanda Page on January 1, 2025. He is recognized for his long-term service and achievements, such as the HEART Program and fire department merger.

Over 600,000 North Carolinians enrolled in Medicaid Expansion in the first year, surpassing the two-year projection.

Fog and mist reduce visibility in Raleigh, with the weather set to clear later today for partly sunny skies and mild temperatures. Patchy fog will return at night.