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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Wake Forest has received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement in Financial Reporting for the 34th consecutive year, recognizing their commitment to transparency and excellence in financial stewardship.

Johnston County has equipped all its fire departments with first responder services, with Bentonville being the last to join, enhancing emergency response and safety.

A Durham County detention officer, Jade Robertson, was charged with sexual activity by a custodian and terminated after allegations of abusing her position. She was released on bond and awaits a court appearance.

Raleigh prepares for the 23rd anniversary of 9/11 with tributes, a video from local chiefs, moments of silence, and service opportunities to honor the fallen and first responders.

Johnston County reminds political candidates of sign rules, requiring signs in rights-of-way to be placed 30 days before early voting and removed 10 days post-election for safety.

Free family law legal support is being offered at Wake County’s third Lawyers in Your Library event on September 14, expanding on the success of previous sessions.