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There are 404 foster kids in Wake County and only 94 homes. Leaders are asking for help.

“It’s been a difficult thing for us to continue to gain more momentum to get families to step forward.”

Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia outskirts damages infrastructure

Russian forces launched a missile strike on the outskirts of Zaporizhzhia on Oct. 30, destroying social infrastructure, Governor Yurii Malashko reported. The official did not clarify what specific infrastructure site was destroyed in the attack.

New clinic offers free dental care for uninsured children in Fuquay-Varina

The Reginal Smiles program is designed to help increase healthcare access to underserved areas.

Heat emergencies | EMS data shows uptick in heat-related 911 calls in Triangle

First responders, 911 call centers and hospitals prepare for a busy week as another heatwave rolls into the Triangle

Dangerous heat: Doctors warn to stay safe during hottest days of the year so far

If you spend anytime outdoors, it's important to know how to keep yourself and your children safe.

Stay Safe In The Heat this Weekend Raleigh/Durham

It is going to get hot this weekend in the 919, know where the closest cooling stations are if needed to stay safe.

Dangerous heat | Cooling stations open in Wake County as temperatures soar above 90, heat index well past 100 degrees in NC

Heat Advisory NC: With the summer temperature pattern locked in on hot and humid and feeling more like it's over 100 degrees

Monkeypox vaccines are available in Durham and Wake counties. Here's what to know.

Six cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in North Carolina so far.

Wake County Opens Cooling Stations for Residents to Beat the Heat

With heat index values in and expected to remain in triple digits, indoor spaces are already open and operational during the day—they're safe, air-conditioned havens to escape from the outdoors.

TBJ Plus: Highwoods names new CFO; Delta variant cancels Raleigh food truck event; Tar Heel radio mix up