News across Greater Raleigh

5 Illini set to compete at ITA All-American Championships
Illinois is heading to Cary, North Carolina, this weekend to kick off the ITA All-American Championships. It will send five players to compete as it looks to build momentum early this season. The tournament has been one of collegiate tennis’ premier fall events since 1983, and…

4th Circuit will not rule on FCC action in ad rate dispute before Oct. 1
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has deferred until next month any action against the Federal Communications Commission on behalf of Roy Cooper and three other Democratic congressional candidates.

Police-Community Advisory Group Applications Open
Want to help build a bridge between the Holly Springs Police Department and the community? The Police-Community Advisory Group is seeking applicants for three open spots on its 10-member resident panel.
See the Stanley Cup in Holly Springs
The Carolina Hurricanes are excited to share the Stanley Cup with the Holly Springs community! The cup will be coming to the North Main Athletic Complex at 101 Sportsmanship Way on Monday, September 28, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine.

NC Senate launches property tax reform committee
The move comes just weeks before voters decide this November on a constitutional amendment requiring limits on local property tax increases.

Community Engagement: A Top Priority for Holly Springs
Holly Springs leaders are committed to engaging with residents about topics important to the community. At a recent Council workshop, the Mayor & Town Council encouraged staff to continue with topic-specific outreach, while expanding engagement efforts.

Lindberg sues NC insurance commissioner in New York federal court
Former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg has filed a federal lawsuit in New York against state Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey, two other men, and a law firm. The suit alleges an illegal “coordinated scheme” against Lindberg for “self-enrichment and political…

Settlement reached in federal suit against NC eCourts vendor
A federal lawsuit filed in 2023 against North Carolina’s eCourts vendor has been settled, according to online court records.

Edwards files complaint against Ethics Committee leaders
Rep. Chuck Edwards asks a congressional watchdog to investigate House Ethics Committee leaders over the process that led to his censure.