The Wake County Board of Commissioners has approved extensive renovations for Harris Lake and Blue Jay Point county parks, funded by a 2018 bond. The upgrades include new facilities and improved accessibility to enhance recreational experiences.

Raleigh updates its Development Fee Guide for FY26, detailing new permit fees effective July 1, 2025. The guide and a fee calculator are available online.

The Durham Police invite public comments through a new online portal, aiming to enhance service in line with CALEA standards, not for investigations or complaints.

The Carrboro Tourism Development Authority invites public input on its 2025-2026 budget via a Zoom meeting on June 16. Documents are available on the town's website for review.

Joshua Gunn named director of Durham's Economic and Workforce Development, bringing experience from Glendale Chamber of Commerce and a track record of growth and diversity initiatives.

Raleigh updates its Land Development Review Process to streamline permitting and planning, with clearer guidelines and combined reviews to speed up project approvals.

Wake County is seeking input from residents of Eastern Wake on its development for the next decade, including housing, infrastructure, and open spaces, as part of the PLANWake initiative.

A Raleigh organization unveiled a $5.2 million residential facility for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, addressing a local care gap.

A public workshop on January 14th invites Raleigh residents to discuss the future improvements of the Sertoma Arts Center, allowing community input on the project's Concept Plans.

Wake County plans to renovate West Regional Library in Cary, starting January 2025, with updates including new floors, paint, and furniture to improve functionality and user experience.

Saint Augustine's University partners with 50 Plus 1 Sports in a $70 million deal to lease land, aiming for financial stability and future revenue opportunities.

Raleigh officials discuss homelessness solutions on a podcast, highlighting affordable housing initiatives, the Bringing Neighbors Home Pilot Program, and zoning law changes.

Wake County's median residential price rose slightly in September to $460,000, with notable high-value property sales, though overall sales volume fell compared to August.