Raleigh introduces "Sewing Vintage," free courses on traditional sewing at John P. Greene Community Center, aimed at teaching lacework, beading, and vintage fashion crafting to teens and adults.

A Raleigh man receives an eight-year sentence for child pornography charges, with future supervised release, following an investigation sparked by a cybertip.

Raleigh firefighters deploy to Haywood County to assist with potential search and rescue operations due to Hurricane Helene, emphasizing readiness and community support.

Craig Olive, Johnston County Register of Deeds, emphasizes the role of the Fraud Guard program in preventing deed fraud by alerting property owners of unauthorized transactions.

The new Norman and Betty Camp Education Center is now open at Walnut Creek Wetland Park, offering educational resources, rental classrooms, and accessibility features.

The latest Big Ideas Raleigh Podcast episode, recorded live at the Engage Raleigh Expo, discusses the city's growth through partnerships, as highlighted by the Raleigh Community News.

Durham County Manager Dr. Kimberly Sowell is on paid leave amid allegations of conflict of interest. Claudia Hager has stepped in, while the county remains silent on the details of Sowell's situation.

Morrisville's Town Council advances the Town Center project with Singh Development, involving a new downtown and amenities, backed by approved funds and community support.

Alan Thompson pled guilty to improperly storing a firearm used by his son, Austin, in a 2022 mass shooting. He received one year of unsupervised probation.

Chatham County hosts Kids Voting events to educate children on the electoral process, with interactive activities and mock elections at local libraries.

A man named Marquis Sinclair was fatally shot in Durham, and police are investigating. They are seeking information and offering a reward for tips that lead to an arrest.

Raleigh Arts announces SEEK Raleigh 2024/2025 artists, featuring talents like Candy Carver and CAO Collective to showcase immersive experiences in public spaces.

Raleigh Parks launches Wallpaper Wednesday on Instagram to offer scenic local images for device backgrounds, fostering community engagement and showcasing Raleigh's beauty.