JD Vance is rallying in Raleigh, NC to critique Kamala Harris's economic record and promote Trump's agenda, while Trump plans to address housing issues in Wilmington, NC. Both are aiming to boost their support in NC ahead of elections.

Walnut Creek Athletic Complex wins Facility of the Year, recognized for excellent management, pristine facilities, and exceptional customer service, bolstering its reputation in hosting fastpitch softball events.

Bryan Thompson is named as the new County Manager of Chatham County, starting on December 28, with a background of extensive experience in North Carolina local government.

The Chatham Community Library will host a Fall Book Sale in late September, offering a variety of books and multimedia items, with proceeds benefiting the library.

A Raleigh woman faces felony charges for fraudulently filing a deed on a dentist's multi-million-dollar home, with the possibility of more charges pending.

Wake County School Board reviews its response to Heritage High School bomb threat, with discussions on improving evacuation procedures and communication amidst heat-related student hospitalizations.

Zebulon Police partner with universities to launch the C.A.R.E. Unit, integrating social workers to aid youth facing trauma, aiming to reduce juvenile crime.

Dense fog in Raleigh prompts a National Weather Service advisory for commuters. Visibility may be below a quarter mile. The advisory lasts until 10 AM with a sunny day and light breeze expected afterward.

A man has been arrested in Wayne County for the murder of a four-month-old baby after the child was declared dead following a medical emergency in April.

An urgent search is underway for an elderly Apex man facing the challenges of cognitive impairment, as reported by the Apex Police Department...

Wake County approves $2.72 million in funding for Marbles Kids Museum expansion, totaling 44% of the projected costs, with construction starting in 2025.

Wake Forest is holding a public hearing on proposed parks and recreation impact fee increases to support infrastructure development amidst the town's growth.

The Raleigh City Council is split on a vote to relocate the Red Hat Amphitheater and close South Street for the Raleigh Convention Center expansion. A public hearing is set to decide the issue.