Durham County is hosting an Electronics Recycling Drop Off event for residents with a 2025-2026 solid waste decal to dispose of e-waste responsibly on January 31st.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is accepting applications for free children's bicycle helmets through its Integrated Mobility Division to promote cycling safety.

Johnston County Sheriff's Office reported a significant drug bust at Carmen Bueno's residence, where they seized crack and powder cocaine as well as cash. Bueno is now detained with a $950,000 bond.

North Carolina's Department of Revenue and the IRS begin the 2026 tax filing season, inviting electronic filing for efficiency and quick processing with an April 15 deadline.

Raleigh is hosting several Black History Month events including celebrations, historical tours, and a comic showcase, with many free options detailed on the city's website.

Raleigh, NC prepares for a winter storm with expected snow, sleet, and ice, leading to travel hazards and potential power outages from Saturday to Monday.

NCDOT invests $16.3 million in state rail upgrades, benefitting 12 short lines and the Port of Morehead City, and leveraging a $41.5 million total project fund.

Fayetteville hosts an event with NC officials and advocates to address childcare issues for military families, as part of the "Do Your Part" initiative.

Gov. Stein of North Carolina briefed on the state's preparedness for an approaching winter storm, highlighting safety plans, state of emergency, and road crew readiness.

Pullen Arts Center hosts an exhibition featuring the stories of LGBTQIA+ veterans affected by "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," captured by veteran photographer Theresa Scott.

The Five Points Center is hosting a Mardi Gras mask-making workshop in Raleigh with materials provided, no crafting experience required, for adults 18+, costing $13.

Governor Josh Stein emphasizes public safety commitment, highlighting opioid settlement fund use, law enforcement support, and advocacy for a $195 million public safety package to improve officer training, salaries, and behavioral health services.

Genentech plans to invest an additional $2 billion in Wake County, NC, expected to create 520 jobs, as part of the region's booming economic development.