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.

Raleigh's seasonal loose leaf collection starts November 12. Residents should pile leaves near the curb, avoiding the street. The city is zoned for collection and weather may affect the schedule. Residents should check online for updates or changes.

U.S. Rep. Don Davis retained his seat in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District, narrowly defeating Republican Laurie Buckhout, impacting the balance in the U.S. House.

Janet Cowell has been elected the mayor of Raleigh, winning nearly 60% of the vote. She focuses on growth while preserving the city's character and green spaces.

The article describes the changing weather patterns in Raleigh, with a mix of cloudy skies, light winds, and varying chances of rain over the coming days, according to the National Weather Service.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections extended voting by 30 minutes at two precincts due to technical issues.

Pullen Park introduces its limited edition 2024 Holiday Horse ornament and re-releases past favorites, all made by the Charleston Mint in NC, available for $15 at the park's welcome center.

Raleigh held a "Community Conversation: Transportation" event discussing the city's plans to improve non-car travel through bus system updates and innovative programs.

Kamala Harris's campaign leverages celebrity power in rallies on the eve of the 2024 election to energize voters and highlight issues like healthcare and reproductive rights.

A homicide investigation is ongoing in Wilson, NC, after Alteise Basir Williams was found dead from a gunshot. The police are urging the public to provide any relevant information.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections began a post-election audit to validate the 2024 general election results, which includes a hand count of randomly selected ballots.

Khiyelle Dent, 21, has been sentenced to seven years for serving as a getaway driver in an Enfield convenience store robbery and for firearm possession as a felon.

Two New Yorkers were sentenced for a dark web identity theft and retail fraud scheme. Robinson received 42 months and Hilaire 16 months, with both paying restitution. They used stolen credit card info to buy and return items for cash.