Catherine "Katy" Crosby has been announced as the new Town Manager of Zebulon, starting in February 2026. She has a rich background in municipal management and community development.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein advises caution on icy roads amid a wintry mix and ongoing weather and road condition monitoring by state agencies.

The Wake Forest Police thanked Del Webb at Traditions for their support of the Shop With A Cop program, which aids underprivileged children at Christmas. Donations are welcomed to continue the initiative's success.

Raleigh had a freezing fog advisory with visibility issues for drivers, followed by a forecast of light snow and black ice risks. Weather conditions are expected to vary throughout the week.

Raleigh's Eat to Compete program wins the Excellence in Youth Sports Award for promoting healthy habits among young athletes and plans to expand by 2026.

The Sertoma Arts Center offers a variety of art classes for all ages, including preschool art, jewelry making, and sensory-friendly activities. Classes cover drawing, painting, and sculpture, catering to creative interests and skills development.

The Town of Apex organizes a roundtable to address affordable housing, uniting stakeholders to devise solutions.

Chatham Community Library is hosting "Death and Cupcakes," a discussion on life and loss with live music, meditation, and cupcakes, featuring author Tami Schwerin.

Raleigh, NC residents experience dense fog and rain with 100% humidity, as forecasted by the NWS. Clearing skies are expected tonight, with sunny weather on Wednesday. Rain likely returns Friday.

The City of Raleigh invites citizens to join local boards and commissions, with the aim of increasing civic engagement and input into city planning and policies.

Raleigh, NC faces a cloudy and cool day with chances of rain in the evening and a high near 56°F. The week ahead forecasts sunny, rainy, and clear conditions with varying temperatures.

Fuquay-Varina residents are invited to a Town Board meeting on December 1, where new officials will be sworn in at the John W. Byrne Municipal Building.

Morrisville Police warn residents to follow the law during the holidays, using a whimsical "Grinch Challenge" to encourage a #CrimeFreeChristmas in a lighthearted, community-focused message.