Travis Williams was named Assistant Director of Aging and Adult Services at Durham County DCoDSS, bringing over 20 years of diverse social service experience.

Wake County urges residents to register to vote by the October 11 deadline, offering various submission options for registration forms ahead of the November elections.

The Chapel Hill Police are enhancing traffic and pedestrian safety through speed enforcement and education, especially during darker fall hours, aiming to prevent accidents and promote safe practices.

Rolesville, NC, was recognized as the "Best Managed Town" for 2024 by Business View Magazine following a rigorous selection process, noting its excellence in municipal management.

Wake County names Morgan Mansa as the new director of the Housing Affordability and Community Revitalization Department, highlighting her extensive background in housing policy.

Chatham County Public Libraries launch the non-partisan Chatham Kids Voting Youth Elections, encouraging under-18s to experience voting at various library branches.

Raleigh's City Council approves $2.26 million for the Cottages of Idlewild and renovations for the Studios at 2800 in a bid to address affordable housing.

Raleigh Water sends a crew and supplies to help rebuild Asheville's water infrastructure after Hurricane Helene, working with NCWaterWarn to provide critical support.

Governor Roy Cooper announces a $2 billion investment by Johnson & Johnson in Wilson County, NC, for a new manufacturing campus, creating 420 high-paying jobs.

Durham County Veteran Services is moving to a new address at 201 N Roxboro Street on October 14, 2024, aiming to enhance accessibility for veterans. The office will be closed from October 8-11 to facilitate the move.

Durham County educates voters on the 2024 General Election, discussing ballot changes and voter information on "In Touch with Durham County", now on YouTube.

Durham County invites applications for the 2024-2025 Matching Grants Cycle aimed at enhancing open spaces through funding partnerships with local non-profits.

A significant wastewater spill in Johnston County led to 8,000 gallons entering a tributary, potentially affecting the Neuse River, after a pressure sewer main failure on September 27, 2024.