NCDHHS offers safety guidelines for heating homes in western NC to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and ensure proper use of heat sources post-Hurricane Helene.

Governor Cooper and FEMA Administrator Criswell detail recovery efforts and safety measures post-Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, focusing on federal assistance and environmental concerns.

Raleigh begins its Seasonal Loose Leaf Collection on November 12, advising residents to pile leaves near the curb for scheduled pick-up, with a reminder to check the collection schedule.

North Carolina allocated an $800,000 grant to 18 districts for coding and app development programs, aiming to prepare students for tech careers and adapt to a changing workforce.

Raleigh's 501(c)3 arts organizations can apply for City of Raleigh Arts Commission grants up to $15,000 for the 2025-2026 period, with a mandatory workshop for new applicants.

Early voting in Wake County for the November 5 General Election starts on October 17, with 22 sites available including the Northern Regional Center. The voting period ends on November 2, with extended weekday and weekend hours.

Wake County health inspectors oversee food safety at the N.C. State Fair, where 158 vendors must pass stringent health checks to obtain permits for the event that began on Oct. 14.

Larissa S. Williamson was named Durham's new County Attorney and was sworn in by Judge Josephine Davis, succeeding her role as deputy county attorney.

Raleigh marked White Cane Awareness Day, promoting safety and independence for the visually impaired and urging the community to ensure their safety and rights.

Seven state employees were honored at the North Carolina Museum of History with the Governor's Awards for Excellence for their exceptional dedication and service.

North Carolina's Governor declares October Cybersecurity Awareness Month amidst recovery from Hurricane Helene, highlighting the increased risk of cybercrime, especially phishing scams linked to relief efforts.

Raleigh launches a pilot solar initiative offering free rooftop installations to homeowners with fixed incomes, aimed at reducing energy costs and emissions.

Raleigh Water aligns with new EPA standards for lead and copper, optimizing corrosion control and offering free lead test kits to ensure water safety. Residents can check service line materials online.