The Lenovo Center in Raleigh is hiring over 300 part-time workers for various events. It's hosting a job fair and encourages online applications for roles including security and concessions.

The Band Punch will perform at Wake Forest's FNOW concert series on July 11, featuring food trucks, craft beer sales, and supervised fun from 6-9 p.m.

Raleigh's Business Bloom program offers immigrants and new Americans an 8-week business training with mentorship and networking, starting September 8.

The Macerich Company has purchased Raleigh's Crabtree Valley Mall for $290 million, intending to invest $60 million in redevelopment over the next three years.

Vincent Wesley was arrested for a shooting on Star Street, Raleigh, leaving a man critically injured. He faces assault and firearms charges and is held without bond.

An 11-year-old girl, shot and wounded, sought help at Durham Rescue Mission, as seen in a surveillance video. The non-fatal shooting incident is under investigation by Durham police.

Pelsan Tekstil A.S. is establishing its first U.S. facility in Goldsboro, North Carolina, creating 216 jobs and investing $82.6 million to meet demand in hygiene and medical sectors.

Lucky Tree Café opens in Moore Square, Raleigh, enhancing the area's dining scene with breakfast and lunch offerings, contributing to the downtown revitalization.

Raleigh's Yard Waste Center will implement retail-only pricing on Saturdays starting June 1, affecting account holders who will face full retail prices on that day.

Wake County real estate saw an increase in median home prices to $470,000 and substantial investments in high-value property sales, reflecting continuous market growth.

A mother and daughter were safely found after a reported kidnapping in Garner, following an armed break-in where suspects demanded $1 million. They were discovered in Wake Forest and the suspects remain unidentified.

Wake County invests nearly $18 million to create/preserve 644 affordable homes, exceeding its annual goal and supporting seniors, families, and low-income individuals.

March 2025 sees Wake County's median property price rise to $452,000, with a spike in high-value sales, including a $137.5 million condominium transaction. Total sales surpassed $1.5 billion across various market segments.