A statewide pause on IOLTA grants has forced North Carolina’s largest civil legal provider to shutter offices and shrink staff, leaving thousands with fewer options for help.

Fayetteville firefighters battled a large fire at a commercial building on Ramsey Street, causing significant road closures and traffic rerouting. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains unknown.

Durham County's SAC/Narc and SBI seized four kilos of fentanyl. Rodney Ephraim, 49, faces multiple drug charges. Various drugs and firearms were also found in the bust.

North Carolina's election management system is being revamped, with the newly formed Modernization of Election Data Systems Commission set to guide the process.

North Carolina health officials advocate for vaccinations and introduce a text alert system as measles cases rise in the state, emphasizing the importance of the MMR vaccine.

Nominations open for Raleigh Medal of Arts, celebrating local artistic contributions with a public-involved selection process and a webinar on nomination guidelines on February 19, 2026.

Stephen L. Warden has been appointed as Judicial District Manager in District 21 by the NCDAC, overseeing probation and parole operations in Forsyth County.

North Carolina tobacco licenses issued in 2023 will expire by June 30, 2026, prompting retailers to renew using Form B-A-2R while maintaining compliance with state requirements.

Cary, NC returns to normal operations after a winter storm, with facilities reopening and services resuming. The town thanks its "A+ Team" for their efforts during the weather event.

New Kali Kempo Self Defense classes, suitable for all fitness levels, start at the Optimist Community Center with different times for youth and adults.

Governor Josh Stein commended NCDOT crews for their work and declared a State of Emergency in North Carolina ahead of a winter storm, urging safety and precaution measures.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh is introducing new tours and exhibits highlighting the Pope Family's history, offering educational experiences and free admission for the event.

Raleigh prepares for severe winter weather as NWS issues a Winter Storm Warning with 4-7 inches of snow expected and an Extreme Cold Watch warning of wind chills as low as -5°F.