Raleigh is seeking resident input on its new police chief via a survey, phone line, and a public event, emphasizing community involvement in the selection process.

North Carolina officials announce the partial reopening of I-40 in Pigeon River Gorge, with lanes operational by March 1, after Hurricane Helene repairs.

Beginner balloon artistry classes are now available at Marsh Creek Community Center in Raleigh for a $10 fee, covering basics like making balloon dogs and elephants.

The Raleigh NWS forecasts mixed precipitation, with rain, sleet, and potential urban and creek flooding. Snow and sleet accumulation is expected to be minimal. Chance of rain is 90-100%, with consistent rain into the weekend and possible dense fog.

Wake County offers free bimonthly legal support at local libraries through the Lawyers in Your Library program, which includes consultations on family law issues.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will award eight individuals at Wentworth Fire Department in Rockingham County for their contributions to safety and insurance.

North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson is probing a PowerSchool data breach affecting nearly 4 million residents, potentially exposing personal information including SSNs and medical records.

A 14-year-old in Durham faces first-degree murder charges for the death of Aryion Clendenning and additional charges after a car chase and vehicle break-ins. The minor's identity remains undisclosed due to age.

A North Carolina woman was charged with insurance fraud after allegedly submitting fake images to claim $2,076 for property she didn't own. She surrendered to authorities and was released on bond.

The report to the State Board of Education reveals a decrease in school violence and dropout rates in North Carolina's public schools during the 2023-24 academic year.

North Carolina is experiencing high flu activity, with 117 deaths this season. Health officials urge early testing and antiviral treatment, plus vaccination and preventive measures against flu and COVID-19.

Wake County elected Susan Evans as Chair and Safiyah Jackson as District 2 Commissioner, following Matt Calabria's resignation. They aim to enhance public services and quality of life.

State Treasurer Brad Briner announced a $100 million loan program to support local governments affected by Hurricane Helene, with expected loan approval later in the month.