November sees record temperatures in North Carolina, with Raleigh reaching 81 degrees, surpassing the previous 1986 high. This warm trend might signal an unusually hot month.

Raleigh's weather forecast includes a sunny day with a high of 67°F, gentle winds, and steady pressure. The evening will be partly cloudy with a decrease in temperature. The weekend may bring rain, with mild temperatures continuing.

Kevin O'Barr has been appointed as the interim Commissioner of Labor in North Carolina by Governor Roy Cooper, ensuring departmental stability until Commissioner-Elect Luke Farley takes over in January.

Durham's new $200 million School of the Arts campus has started construction, aimed at enhancing arts education and is part of a 10-year capital improvement plan.

Jakil Deandre Bond, a Crips gang member, received a 141-month sentence for gun trafficking and drug distribution, with firearms linked to crimes as far as Washington D.C.

The third suspect in the Crabtree Valley Mall shooting, Tyrone Davis McNeil Jr., was arrested and faces multiple charges, adding to two prior arrests. No injuries were reported, but property damage was significant.

A 23-year-old NC State University student was arrested for shootings on I-40, which included an assault charge. Police are investigating potential accomplices.

Trader Joe's is set to open a new Raleigh store on Nov. 15 at Brennan Station Shopping Center, offering local products and hiring over 50 crew members.

Alexis Thompson was charged with insurance fraud in Onslow County for falsely claiming stolen items on her renter's insurance.

Dense fog affected central North Carolina this morning, leading to a NWS advisory for hazardous driving conditions. The fog is expected to clear for a sunny afternoon.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections has published the count of provisional ballots from the recent election, broken down by voting method and county.

Annette Stubblefield has been named warden of Dan River Prison Work Farm, with over three decades of experience in corrections, including previous roles at the same facility.

The "Centuries in the Making" exhibition in Raleigh showcases the history and contributions of the local African American community, with a focus on social, economic, and spiritual aspects.