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

Suspected Sinaloa Cartel member Emmanuel Martimiano Leon-Soto was arrested in Arizona, facing potential life imprisonment on drug charges and money laundering.

Durham celebrates the opening of Maple Creek Apartments, a refurbished affordable housing complex, marking the $10.1 million project's completion with a scheduled event on April 25.

A gun battle and high-speed chase in Durham led to several deaths after a crash. Authorities are searching for a second vehicle involved as the investigation continues.

Wake Forest announces the 4th Annual Forest Fest on April 26, featuring community events, entertainment, recycling activities, and local culture in downtown for families to enjoy.

Wake County celebrates National County Government Month, highlighting the efforts of local government workers and services, and encouraging civic engagement through a social media campaign.

Chatham Community Library will host "Music of the Circle," a free music workshop by Eric Bannan, on May 3, focusing on vocal harmony and community building.

Camp Ignite in North Carolina offers teenage girls a chance to learn about firefighting, gain confidence, and receive mentorship from professional female firefighters. Applications are open until May 10 for the July camp.

CAMPO and the N.C. Turnpike Authority are exploring tolling options to improve US 1, with four proposed concepts to alleviate congestion. Public information sessions are scheduled for community feedback on the plans.

The N.C. Department of Transportation releases weekly financial reports, with the latest provided on April 17th, detailing the state's revenue and expenditures.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt started a "Future-Ready Child Care Tour" in North Carolina, visiting Charlotte's LeafSpring School to seek solutions for the child care crisis.

Carrboro prepares to celebrate its community spirit with the annual Carrboro Day event on May 4, featuring music, food, crafts, and games at the Town Commons.

Durham invites local small businesses to a free event on May 22 to learn about obtaining city contracts, with a registration deadline of May 18. The focus is on construction, architecture, engineering, and surveying sectors.