Governor Roy Cooper issues an Executive Order to waive certain DMV fees and extend document deadlines for Western North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene.

First responders in Raleigh have returned from aiding Hurricane Helene victims and restoring normalcy, with 79 officers deployed in a first for their department.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny weather in Raleigh, NC, with temperatures ranging from cool mornings to comfortable highs, and light winds throughout the coming days.

A Fayetteville man was sentenced to 15 years for mail theft and firearms charges following collaborative investigations by USPS inspectors and Raleigh police.

A Raleigh Water staff member, Geoffrey Fish, found and assisted a lost 3-year-old boy, ultimately helping him reunite with his mother, showcasing community compassion.

The City of Raleigh's IT Department will host a free GIS Day event on November 21st at Raleigh Union Station with activities, demos, and a student map competition.

Raleigh celebrates the transformation of Commerce Place with a community event featuring local pop-ups, live music, and a public input session on its future use.

NC Health Secretary Kody Kinsley receives fall flu and COVID-19 vaccines, emphasizing the importance of immunization during the respiratory virus season.

Raleigh is preparing for GIS Day 2024, featuring activities, demos, and a map contest to educate about the role of GIS. The city hosts it at Union Station on November 21st at 8:30 a.m., highlighting GIS in government and beyond.

A Raleigh Water worker, Geoffrey Fish, helped reunite a lost 3-year-old boy with his mother, demonstrating exceptional community service beyond his work duties.

The Triangle Literacy Council receives a replenishing boost of $10,247.74 from the NC Treasurer's Office, which found the unclaimed funds in NCCash.com's data during the State Fair.

Two Sampson County men are indicted for their roles in a quintuple homicide and face several charges, including drug distribution and robbery. They could face the death penalty if convicted.

A New Bern man, Anthony Lynch, pleaded guilty to mail fraud for claiming nearly $150,000 by fraudulently posing as a landlord in a NC COVID-19 relief program.