The City of Raleigh Museum invites the public to discuss the future location and design of its permanent home on December 4th from 4 to 5 p.m., free of charge.

Raleigh's Bizarre Bazaar offers a unique experience with arts, games, and costumes for adults over 21, from 6-9 p.m. at John Chavis Memorial Park, free admission.

The North Carolina Land and Water Fund has allocated over $45 million to preserve natural landscapes and waterways, with benefits for recreation, water quality, and endangered species.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal Brian Taylor advises caution with turkey fryers, providing safety guidelines to prevent burns and fires during Thanksgiving.

A former Kannapolis insurance agent, Lori Ann Crisp, has been charged with forgery and embezzlement, accused of dishonestly taking $2,925.27 from a client. She faces felony and misdemeanor charges following an investigation.

Raleigh is launching a '2-hour free parking' pilot program in select downtown areas to stimulate local business and cultural vitality, starting this Friday until February 2025.

A series of high-speed car chases occurred in Wake and Durham counties, leading to multiple arrests and hospitalization of five juveniles following a crash.

Governor Roy Cooper introduces North Carolina's first Community Violence Prevention Strategic Plan, focusing on a public health approach to reduce violence and promote safety.

Abstract Ice Inc. is investing $14.7 million to set up a production facility in Forest City, North Carolina, creating 26 jobs and expanding their craft ice manufacturing on the East Coast.

Calvin Wilson, sentenced to life for 1992 first-degree murder, has been granted parole. He's set for release on December 4, 2024, after participating in the MAPP re-entry program.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a free GIS Day event at Raleigh Union Station on Nov. 21, including demos, hands-on activities, and a student map contest.

NCDHHS partners with the NC Commission of Indian Affairs to improve respiratory health in American Indian communities, including a fireside chat and tele-town hall.

Durham sees a worrying rise in gun violence with a shooting that left one dead and another severely injured, occurring shortly after an earlier incident in the same area.