Kirstyn Clark

On Thursday, the town council will consider more training and oversight measures recommended by the state auditor to make sure its "extravagant spending culture" doesn't happen again.

Thousands woke up early Friday morning to participate in the annual stair climbs in Durham and Chapel Hill honoring the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Wake County Public School System held its Family and Community Engagement Summit on Saturday, focused on increasing parental involvement in education.

Parents, students and teachers gathered Saturday afternoon at Leesville Road High School in Raleigh for WCPSS' Family and Community Engagement Summit. The event is aimed at engaging with families, empowering them to become more involved in their children's education.

Benson's largest celebration of agriculture and community returns this weekend for the 77th annual Mule Days festival.

A recent report from the Internet Crime Complaint Center shows that in 2025, North Carolina recorded $15.6 million in losses tied to “AI-related” internet crimes.

The Raleigh Police Department said that around 23 cars were broken into at Clairmont at Perry Creek Apartments

This is an opportunity for bike riders, families and community members to learn more about bike safety, the rules of the road and address the growing hazards associated with e-bike riding.

This year's theme is 'Safe Charging is a Superpower.' Coming soon, you won't be able to toss them into the trash can. A statewide battery ban goes into effect on December 1.

People can get into the North Carolina State Fair for free on Thursday by bringing six cans or packages of non-perishable food items.