One man was injured in a Durham shooting; police are investigating. Two juveniles were arrested after a car chase and firing at a trooper; they face serious charges.

Epic Games' plans for a new headquarters at Cary Towne Center are halted as the company's rezoning application is withdrawn due to inactivity. Town officials await future development proposals.

The National Weather Service reports a varied week of weather ahead for Raleigh, with no immediate hazards but a mix of rain, winds, and fluctuating temperatures.

Carrboro's 2025 Green Neighborhoods Grant Program offers up to $2,500 for projects reducing emissions and increasing climate engagement, targeting community efforts and aiding low-income, communities of color.

Chatham Community Library hosts an event with author Kelly Starling Lyons, United Strings of Color, and vocalist Taylor Smith, focusing on Lyons' book about "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Free, no registration on Feb 15, 2025.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts a pleasant week with sunny days and mild temperatures, with occasional windy conditions and a chance of showers on Friday.

Rodney Lamont Evans, known as "Woo," a gang member from Ahoskie, has been sentenced to eight years for firearm and drug trafficking after pleading guilty.

A Winston-Salem woman, Latricha Mankins, faces charges for allegedly attempting to defraud Triton Insurance Co. by submitting false unemployment claims.

Raleigh seeks public input for its Safe Streets for All plan through meetings and an online survey to enhance transportation safety and reach zero severe crash fatalities by 2045.

Durham hosts a meeting to address local park soil contamination concerns, with expert insights, family incentives, and community engagement emphasized.

The City of Raleigh Museum hosts a Valentine's event with wine, chocolates, and vintage card-making for friends on February 13, emphasizing social connections.

Durham County Government closes non-essential offices early due to severe winter weather, urging caution on icy roads and providing updates via their website.

Raleigh removes a risky willow oak in Nash Square prioritizing public safety and plans to plant a new oak in fall.