Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina signs an order to provide extra unemployment benefits to Hurricane Helene victims, increasing weekly aid to a $600 cap.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites artists of all ages to submit artwork for a Holiday Invitational Art Exhibit in December, offering gallery exposure and potential sales.

Raleigh city leaders have approved a pilot for free two-hour parking in downtown garages to boost local businesses and visitor numbers, starting mid-November.

Federal charges were brought against 16 members of Hells Angels and Red Devils motorcycle clubs in North Carolina for crimes including murder and racketeering.

Wake Forest seeks volunteers for its Historic Preservation Commission, emphasizing those with preservation or history backgrounds, to fill four vacancies before the October 30 application deadline.

The forecast for Raleigh, North Carolina, includes sunny days ahead with temperatures rising to the 60s and 70s, calm winds, and a warning for patchy frost in certain areas.

NCDHHS offers safety guidelines for heating homes in western NC to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and ensure proper use of heat sources post-Hurricane Helene.

The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department and Play4Life Comics will host a Comic Book & Toy Expo on November 2 at Flaherty Park Community Center, featuring various vendors.

Governor Cooper and FEMA Administrator Criswell detail recovery efforts and safety measures post-Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, focusing on federal assistance and environmental concerns.

Swanson and Venable explore the history of African American medical practitioners, highlighting the role of St. Agnes Hospital and systemic challenges faced. The lecture emphasizes resilience and progress in medicine.

Raleigh begins its Seasonal Loose Leaf Collection on November 12, advising residents to pile leaves near the curb for scheduled pick-up, with a reminder to check the collection schedule.

North Carolina allocated an $800,000 grant to 18 districts for coding and app development programs, aiming to prepare students for tech careers and adapt to a changing workforce.

The Brooks family's lawsuit over their daughter's death in the 2022 Raleigh Christmas Parade has added the City of Raleigh and two city employees as defendants.