Raleigh's "Coats Cause We Care Drive" collects new and gently used coats for those in need until November 14th, encouraging residents to donate at local community centers.

Earl Carter Jr., dubbed "AK Guru," was arrested in NC for allegedly operating an illegal machine gun manufacturing and sales operation.

The Amber Alert for 9-year-old Mekiya Werrell Strickland has been canceled by the Pembroke Police, with no further details released about her or her father's status.

NCDHHS invests $5 million to integrate behavioral health into primary care, adopting the Collaborative Care Model to address mental health needs in response to increased depression and anxiety rates.

NCDPI received a $3.9 million grant to pilot a project integrating 'durable skills' into student assessments in North Carolina, aiming to enhance workforce readiness.

Brian Blount was arrested in Goldsboro for murder and illegal firearm possession following Daquan Simms' death.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg signs a historic NIL deal with Gatorade, marking his rise in the sports marketing world and the evolving athlete endorsements landscape.

NCDHHS aids North Carolina hotels to reopen safely post-Hurricane Helene, highlighting their role in housing visitors and displaced residents, and providing guidance on health and safety standards.

Weather in Raleigh, NC, is set to improve with fog clearing for a partly sunny day; a calm week with mostly sunny days and partly cloudy nights is expected, including a slight chance of showers by Friday night.

Former Caldwell County fire chief Brian Jason Edwards is charged with embezzling over $155k from his department, following investigations by the NC Department of Insurance and local authorities.

The North Carolina State Fair attracted nearly a million people, offering entertainment, new rides, food options, and community support events like Hunger Relief Day.

Broughton High School in Raleigh was on a code red lockdown due to an unconfirmed report of a gun on campus, one day after a student was found with a gun off school grounds. Police found no weapons and the school returned to code green.

Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville introduces two new helipads as part of a $110 million expansion, now the city's tallest building, enhancing patient transfer and care.