The Chatham County Fire Department successfully extinguished a fire on Beverly Street with no injuries reported, showcasing their efficiency and readiness.

Raleigh Parks opens nominations for the Fred Fletcher Outstanding Volunteer Awards to honor local volunteers for their contributions to the city's green spaces. Nominations are accepted until Jan. 31.

Raleigh, NC, starts the new year with mostly cloudy weather, a chill in the air, and temperatures around 36°F, set to rise to 54°F. The weekend forecast predicts rain with up to a 90% chance on Saturday.

NC Governor Josh Stein offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the double homicide of Carlos Guerrero and Marseddez Lopez in Guilford County.

North Carolina received a $213 million federal grant to improve its rural healthcare, as announced by Governor Josh Stein, aimed at enhancing access and care for the state's rural population.

Raleigh experiences cold but sunny weather, with highs of 42°F and strong winds. The forecast predicts clear skies, with a warming trend into the New Year and a rainy weekend ahead.

Apex Police Department shared holiday greetings on social media, recognizing the diverse ways people celebrate and reminding the community to stay safe, including tips against impaired driving.

Mike Causey, North Carolina Insurance Commissioner, urges President Trump not to pardon businessman Greg Lindberg, citing Lindberg's proven attempts to corrupt the insurance industry.

Raleigh's City Council approved a new noise ordinance to address commercial noise, distinguishing between dB(A) and dB(C) levels, with escalating penalties for violations effective January 1, 2026.

Knightdale honors fallen heroes and teaches civic duty by participating in Wreaths Across America, laying wreaths and educating about freedom and service.

Rolesville announced holiday office closures, a new Fire Chief, and a $25,000 grant for local businesses in a NewsBlast, inviting residents to sign up for updates.

Zebulon seeks a full-time Recreation Assistant to support community programs; application deadline January 6, 2026.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office hosted their final "Shop with a Sheriff" event at a local Walmart, aiming to foster community relations between law enforcement and children during the holiday season, as captured in their emotional Facebook post.