The National Weather Service in Raleigh forecasts a mostly sunny week with temperatures around 71 degrees but anticipates a potential shift with chances of showers and isolated severe storms mid-week.

NCDOT announces a weekend lane closure on U.S. 52 North in Forsyth County due to construction, advising motorists to expect delays and exercise caution.

Jersey Mike's Subs in Siler City will donate 50% of proceeds on December 3 to the Friends of the Wren Memorial Library. Patrons can participate by dining in or ordering online and mentioning the fundraiser.

Two armed robberies occurred near UNC-Chapel Hill, with police searching for the suspects who are believed to be two men in a white SUV. Students expressed safety concerns and frustration over delayed alert messages.

Governor Roy Cooper signed Executive Order 323 for Hurricane Helene relief, NCDOT is converting intersections into all-way stops, and "Crash Responder Safety Week" is underway to protect emergency personnel.

NCAA and MEAC are investigating a brawl between North Carolina Central University and Howard University football teams after a game where NCCU won 26-3.

A Durham police officer shot an armed suspect following a confrontation during a response to reported car racing. The suspect, who refused to drop their weapon, is now stable. The officer involved is on administrative duty pending an investigation.

NWS Raleigh issued a Frost Advisory until 8 AM EST for central NC, warning of frost threatening plants with lows of 34 degrees. Conditions to improve with a mild week ahead.

The North Carolina Award, the state's highest honor, was presented to eight eminent individuals for their contributions in fine arts, literature, science, and public service.

Creedmoor resident Manuel Taveras Paulino won $1 million from a $10 Jumbo Bucks scratch-off lottery ticket purchased in Durham, NC, and opted for a $600,000 lump sum payout.

Two vehicles crashed into Rudino's Sports Corner in Raleigh, causing injuries and damage. The weather may have contributed to the incident which is under investigation with no charges filed yet.

North Carolina counties extend election certification due to historic turnout, ensuring all eligible ballots are accurately counted. Some meetings are postponed to the following week amid verification processes.

Raleigh prepares for the 80th anniversary of its Christmas parade, highlighting the event’s history, importance to the community, and impact on the local economy.