The Wake Forest Police Department teams up with Wegmans for a Drug Take Back event on October 26, offering residents a safe way to dispose of unused medications.

The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Dept. is holding a coat drive until Oct. 26, with donations accepted at various locations for distribution to children and teens in need.

Improved communications and military help are aiding rescue efforts in Western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene, with 6,500 people assisted and communications infrastructure recovering.

Aviation plays a crucial role in Hurricane Helene's relief efforts in Western North Carolina, with a threefold increase in flights prompting enhanced safety measures and strategic coordination among aid providers.

Mayor Williams will host "Durham Leveling Up," a free event to support local businesses at NCCU on October 29, featuring discussions and networking opportunities.

Raleigh installed a new pedestrian beacon at Lake Johnson Park to increase safety at a crosswalk, which flashes warning lights when a pedestrian activates them.

Two individuals were shot in separate incidents in Goldsboro, with a 53-year-old man critically injured and a teenager sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating the connection between the shootings.

Downtown Raleigh Restaurant Week is underway with nearly 30 local eateries offering specials and three-course meals from October 5th to 13th to celebrate and support the culinary community.

A driver died after a single-car crash on Capital Boulevard in Raleigh, with police suggesting speed as a factor. The road was closed for cleanup and investigation.

Raleigh is forecasted to have a week of fair weather with clear skies and moderate temperatures, ranging from highs of 69°F to 85°F and lows from 48°F to 55°F.

Around 2,000 people participated in the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Raleigh, raising nearly $500,000 for the cause.

Holly Springs residents assist in relief efforts after Hurricane Helene, providing law enforcement aid, IT support, and donations to Western North Carolina.

The NWS warns of morning dense fog in central North Carolina, then expects partly sunny skies and pleasant temperatures with no hazardous weather for the rest of the week.