A new 4,000 square-foot mural in downtown Raleigh has transformed Commerce Place, aiming to revitalize the Warehouse District. The community is invited to celebrate the artwork on November 1.

The State Fair's 20-year-old tobacco barn highlights North Carolina's tobacco curing tradition, with local champions Sandy and Ken Jones aiming for another win in the fair's stringing contest.

A power outage in Chapel Hill caused by a fallen tree led to the closure of Estes Hills Elementary and Guy B. Phillips Middle School, affecting students and staff.

A 73-year-old man, Lester Arthur Battle, was killed crossing a Durham highway; no charges against the driver are expected as the investigation continues.

A pedestrian was fatally struck on South Saunders Street in Raleigh, resulting in road closures and an ongoing investigation by the Raleigh Police Department. Traffic delays affected the area after the Tuesday morning incident.

A man was seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident on Holloway Street in Durham, causing temporary roadway closure.

Wake County Board of Commissioners has declared October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and organizes educational and fitness events to encourage early detection through self-exams and screenings.

Chatham Community Library hosts "Arts & Alzheimer's: Therapeutic Dance," a program for those with dementia, on October 10, 2024, led by Gabrielle Rivero.

Jewish community in central North Carolina remembers the October 7th Hamas attack in Israel, with over 700 people at a Raleigh event, reflecting on the loss and shared trauma.

Florida residents flee to North Carolina's RDU Airport to escape the approaching Category 5 Hurricane Milton, as airlines cancel flights and airports prepare to close.

The NWS forecasts a week of mostly sunny weather with comfortable temperatures for Raleigh, including a high of 75 today and similar conditions throughout the week, favorable for outdoor activities.

Wake Forest is lighting its Town Hall and street towers in green for PANDAS/PANS Awareness Day, spotlighting pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders.

Elizabeth Agueda Arizmendi from Granville County won the first $100,000 prize in the "Millionaire Bucks" lottery game, taking home $71,509 after taxes.