A man died after his car was hit by a pickup truck, which became airborne due to the driver's medical emergency in Raleigh. No charges filed; investigation ongoing.

The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain and winds in Raleigh, NC, with a system moving in early in the week, possible thunderstorms Tuesday, and a vigilant outlook through Saturday.

Durham County Cooperative Extension launches EMFV Program for food enthusiasts to contribute to community service through culinary and nutrition outreach, offering training to selected volunteers.

A police officer's foot was run over by a stolen car in Raleigh; three juveniles were arrested following a chase that resulted in a crash, with no serious injuries reported.

Durham's Annual Big Sweep invites volunteers to clean up the city in October, with online registration now open. Organizers supply equipment for litter collection to promote environmental health.

Raleigh has upgraded all nine city-owned parking decks with automated systems for faster entry and exit. The overhaul includes 24/7 live support, diverse payment options, and accessibility features.

GoRaleigh launches Rolesville MicroLink, an on-demand transit service connecting Rolesville and Wake Forest areas, with a free inaugural ride on September 14th.

The NWS forecasts mostly cloudy skies and high near 82 degrees for central North Carolina, with winds up to 22 mph. Rain chances increase starting Monday. No hazardous weather expected currently.

The Northern Wake Senior Center will host a Falls Prevention Day on September 24, offering presentations and resources to help prevent falls among the elderly.

The Republican National Committee is suing the North Carolina State Board of Elections over the approval of UNC-Chapel Hill's digital student IDs for voting.

Garner Magnet High School went into a code red lockdown after a report of a student with a handgun; the student was detained but no weapon was found. The lockdown ended without incident.

Raleigh's future 17-story City Hall marks a milestone with a significant concrete pour, involving 180 trucks, as it lays the foundation for the anticipated civic building.

Two charged for having sexual relations with an inmate at Durham County Detention Center, resulting in their employment termination and sparking controversy.