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.

A man from Wayne County has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in prison for trafficking fentanyl-laced pills linked to a fatal overdose and for firearms offenses.

The City of Raleigh announces the start of its annual loose leaf collection on November 12, advising residents to pile leaves near the curb without blocking pavements and to monitor the weather-dependent schedule online.

Shootings on I-40 in Raleigh, NC, prompt police investigation, with a recent incident near NC State University leading to a school lockdown. No arrests yet as authorities probe possible links between the events.

Raleigh Water is running a toy drive until December 13th to support children affected by Hurricane Helene, collecting new, unwrapped toys to bring holiday cheer to those in storm-hit areas.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections released the number of provisional ballots by county from the 2024 General Election, detailing the process for their use and validation. Results remain unofficial until canvassing is complete.

North Carolina is carefully counting votes post-Election Day, including provisional and absentee ballots, to ensure electoral integrity and a fair outcome.

The National Weather Service predicts fog in Raleigh to clear up, with a warm high of 79°F and a slight chance of rain tonight. The weekend looks sunny and cooler, with a chance of showers Sunday night into Monday.

Outgoing North Carolina State Treasurer Dale R. Folwell congratulates Brad Briner on his election as the incoming treasurer, promising a seamless transition with the current staff's support.

Maya Freelon's art installation at Historic Stagville, "Whippersnappers," acknowledges the lives of enslaved children with sculptures and mixed-media works.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey announces a new Victim Assistance Center in Swain County to aid residents affected by Hurricane Helene.

North Carolina's K-3 students show improved literacy skills, outpacing national peers, with advances for Black and American Indian/Alaska Native students noted by the State Board of Education.